Someone please tell me if this problem is humanly possible to get correct! I have a screenshot of it in the comments
You only want the first time \(t\), that is smaller than 24. Remove the “\(+12n\)” from your answer and that will be fine.
That did not give me the right answer either
What subject is this?
Pre Calculus
Covers solving trigonometric equations that come from applications or word problems.
For (a): \[h(6) = 53 + 50 \cdot \sin(\frac\pi{12}6 - \pi/2) = 53 + 50 \cdot \sin(\frac\pi2 - \pi/2 ) = 53 + 50\cdot \sin(0) = 53\]How is this wrong?
\[h(6) = 53 + 50 \cdot \sin(\frac\pi{12}6 - \pi/2)\\ = 53 + 50 \cdot \sin(\frac\pi2 - \pi/2 )\\ = 53 + 50\cdot \sin(0) = 53\]
For the last question, don't multiply by \(\pi\) or anything, once you have the value of \(t\). So, first time at the top is \(t=12\), second time is \(t=12+24\), then \(t=12+24+24\), etc.
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