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The depth of water at a dock can be modeled as y = 4 sin (FX) + 7. At lowtide, the water is 3 feet deep. What is the depth of water at high tide (itsmaximum point)?
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The depth of water at a dock can be modeled as y = 4 sin (FX) + 7. At lowtide, the water is 3 feet deep. What is the depth of water at high tide (itsmaximum point)?

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y=4\sin ((\pi)/(6)x)+7

from the graph we can conclude that the maximum point is 11ft

The depth of water at a dock can be modeled as y = 4 sin (FX) + 7. At lowtide, the-example-1
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