2) Okay, now it's time for you to pick one of these four cities. Average Jan...

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2) Okay, now it's time for you to pick one of these four cities. Average Jan Apr Jul Oct New York City 34.5 58.5 58.5 69 Los Angeles Miami Phoenix 69 78 79.5 56.5 73.5 76.5 Which city you pick won't affect your grade. These are all Fahrenheit. 3) So a year has 12 months in it. Let's say x = 0 refers to January, x = 3 refers to April, x = 6 refers to July, and x = 9 refers to October. 53.5 63.5 775 74 815 96.5 Because we are going to use a sine wave here, you want to start on a month with an average temperature, just before it goes up. That means, for us, April. What is the temperature, of your chosen city, in April? 4) Based on your answer to Problem 3, how much does your city's temperature rise from April to July? What's the difference between the July and April temperatures? 5) Based on everything you've done so far, you should now have: The period/wavelength you need The amplitude/height you need Your starting point of x = starting month number, y= starting month temperature You will now make this into a function in the form y = A sin( B(x-C))+D It is your job to find what A, B, C and D are, from the information above. You have everything you need. 2) Okay, now it's time for you to pick one of these four cities. Average Jan Apr Jul Oct New York City 34.5 58.5 58.5 69 Los Angeles Miami Phoenix 69 78 79.5 56.5 73.5 76.5 Which city you pick won't affect your grade. These are all Fahrenheit. 3) So a year has 12 months in it. Let's say x = 0 refers to January, x = 3 refers to April, x = 6 refers to July, and x = 9 refers to October. 53.5 63.5 775 74 815 96.5 Because we are going to use a sine wave here, you want to start on a month with an average temperature, just before it goes up. That means, for us, April. What is the temperature, of your chosen city, in April? 4) Based on your answer to Problem 3, how much does your city's temperature rise from April to July? What's the difference between the July and April temperatures? 5) Based on everything you've done so far, you should now have: The period/wavelength you need The amplitude/height you need Your starting point of x = starting month number, y= starting month temperature You will now make this into a function in the form y = A sin( B(x-C))+D It is your job to find what A, B, C and D are, from the information above. You have everything you need.

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