Estimating period and amplitude? http://puu.sh/3cbEp.png
from \(-2.4\) to \(3.3\) is an interval of length \(3.3+2.4=5.7\)
the amplitude would be half of that
the amplitude of location 1 is 2.1, and the amplitude of location 2 is 2.85. right?
@satellite73
yeah i didn't look carefully i would agree, \(2.1\) for the first one and \(2.85\) for the second
what about the period? and do you think i should try to write functions to represent the graph? how would i do that?
nah,no graph how long from 11:30 am to 11:55 pm?
12 hours and 25 minutes. the average for location 1 is about 6 hours and 12 minutes between each tide. i've figured that much out
for the period, don't divide by 2
oh maybe this is a trick....
location 1: period: 12 hour 25 min amplitude: 2.1 location 2: period: 12 hour 15 min amplitude: 2.85 right?
from 11:55 pm to 6:07 am is 6 hours 12 minutes
period for location 2 is 12 hours 25 min again. my bad.
so i think it is a trick question
hahaha so do i.
i think the period for location 1 is 6 hours 12 minutes approx
i think the period of 12 hr 25 min is right though, because it's the time from peak to peak
scratch what i said, i must be tired stick with 12 hours 25 minutes for the first one
for the second one i think it's the same, because 4:46 to 5:11 is 12 hours and 25 min again
yeah, stay with that, and amplitude of \(2.1\)
yeah, same period for the second one as well, 12 hours 25 minutes
okay awesome. thank you very much!
yw
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