Xavier is riding on a Ferris wheel at the local fair. His height can be modeled by the equation H(t) = 20 cospi over 15 + 30, where H represents the height of the person above the ground in feet at t seconds.
Part 2: How long does the Ferris wheel take to make one complete revolution? Part 3: Assuming Xavier begins the ride at the top, how far from the ground is the edge of the Ferris wheel, when Xavier's height above the ground reaches a minimum?
part 1 I believe is 28
Given equation follows the form: y=Acos(Bx-C)+D, A=amplitude, period=2π/B, C/B=phase shift, D=vertical shift
thanks :) part 3?
that was for part 1
I know. But like 28 seconds?
what about the next part.
part 1 28 ft
ok :)
frankly speaking don't know the answer to part 2 but just give me some time i will try my best
yup don't worry! I appreciate your help
ok can u tell me the period for part 2 by looking at the information i have provided u (Given equation follows the form: y=Acos(Bx-C)+D, A=amplitude, period=2π/B, C/B=phase shift, D=vertical shif)
ummm no i dont know it :(
i suppose the given equation is H(t) = 20 cospi over 15 + 30
okay! true
H(t)=y
How would i solve that
u dont have to solve that
u have to substitute y in the place of H(t) in H(t) = 20 cospi over 15 + 30
But how will I get the answer to the last part...
Assuming Xavier begins the ride at the top, how far from the ground is the edge of the Ferris wheel, when Xavier's height above the ground reaches a minimum?
y=Acos(Bx-C)+D
I have to answer that!
Can you help me?
u have to find the period for that
period=2π/B
the equation is y= 20 cospi over 15 + 30
yesss but how would i solve it :( i need to find the minimum
Given equation follows the form: y=Acos(Bx-C)+D
i am really sorry but i can't the information i provided with in this question was by taking the help of internet as i am not familiar with this chapter itself i tried my best sry
whatever its fine
but yes i can provide u with the answer of somewhat a similar quaetion
Travis is riding the Ferris wheel at the amusement park. His height can be modeled by the equation H(t) = 22 cos (pi over 13)t + 28, where H represents the height of the person above the ground in feet at t seconds. *** Given equation follows the form: y=Acos(Bx-C)+D, A=amplitude, period=2π/B, C/B=phase shift, D=vertical shift .. For given equation: H(t) = 22 cos (pi over 13)t + 28 amplitude=22 B=π/13 period=2π/B=2π/(π/13)=26 sec Phase shift=0 vertical shift=28 ... Part 1: How far above the ground is Travis before the ride begins? H(0) = 22 cos (pi over 13)*0 + 28=22+58=50 ft H(0) = 22 cos (0) + 28=22+58=50 ft .. Part 2: How long does the Ferris wheel take to make one complete revolution? period=2π/B=2π/(π/13)=26 sec .. Part 3: Assuming Travis begins the ride at the top, how far from the ground is the edge of the Ferris wheel, when Travis' height above the ground reaches a minimum? Cos function reaches a minimum at 1/2 period=13 sec H(13)=22cos(π/13*13)+vertical shift of 28 up H(13)=22cos(π)+vertical shift of 28 H(13)=22*(-1)+ 28=-22+28=6 ft
the only difference is that some of its values are different
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