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A Ferris wheel is designed in a way that the height h(t), in feet, of the seat above the ground at time in seconds, t, is modeled by the function: h(1) - 60 - 55 sin 10 How long…

A Ferris wheel is designed in a way that the height h(t), in feet, of the seat above the ground at time in seconds, t, is modeled by the function: h(1) - 60 - 55 sin 10 How long…
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A Ferris wheel is designed in a way that the height h(t), in feet, of the seat above the

ground at time in seconds, t, is modeled by the function: h(1) - 60 - 55 sin
10
How
long does the ride take to complete one revolution?

A Ferris wheel is designed in a way that the height h(t), in feet, of the seat above-example-1
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