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Determine the equation of a sine function that would have a range of 6 <=y<=9 and a period of 60

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Answer:


y = (3)/(2)\sin(6x) + (15)/(2)

Explanation:

Given


T = 60 --- period


\y = ER --- range

Required

The sine function

A sine function is represented as:


y = A\sin[k(x - d)] + c

Where:


amplitude = |A|

and


T = (360^o)/(|k|)


A = (|y_(max) - y_(min)|)/(2)

and


c = (y_(min) + y_(max))/(2)

Given that the range is:
\ 6 \le y \le 9\

This implies that:


y_(min) = 6


y_(max) = 9

So, we have:


A= (|9-6|)/(2)


A= (|3|)/(2)

Remove absolute bracket


A= (3)/(2)

Next, calculate k


T = (360^o)/(|k|)


60 = (360^o)/(|k|)

Make |k| the subject


|k| = (360^o)/(60)


|k| = 6

Remove absolute bracket


k = 6

Next, calculate c


c = (y_(min) + y_(max))/(2)


c = (6 + 9)/(2)


c = (15)/(2)

So, we have:


y = A\sin[k(x - d)] + c


y = (3)/(2)\sin[6(x -d)] + (15)/(2)

Set d to 0


y = (3)/(2)\sin(6x) + (15)/(2)

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