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The function T = 25 * sin( (pi/6) (m-4)) + 55 gives the average monthly temperature, T, in a city, where m represents the month. In which month is the average temperature the sa…

The function T = 25 * sin( (pi/6) (m-4)) + 55 gives the average monthly temperature, T, in a city, where m represents the month. In which month is the average temperature the sa…
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The function T = 25 * sin( (pi/6) (m-4)) + 55 gives the average monthly temperature, T, in a city, where m represents the month. In which month is the average temperature the same as in m = 3?\

M=5
M=7
M= 9
M=11

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Answer: m = 11

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