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RF2_3A_Practice Part C: On the axes below, use the information from the statement of the problem to sketch the Score : 8.89/24 1/4 answered graph of d(t) the number of daylight hours as a function of time t, measured in days. To help with . Question 2 your drawing, the line y = 12 is pictured on the graph. Consider the graph of the function from Question 1, Part C. Part A: Write an equation for d(t), the number of daylight hours in Vancouver as a function of time. 16 d(t) = 14 Part B: Use the special angle from Question 1, Part B to find the value of t that corresponds to the day exactly halfway between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. Round to the nearest day. Answer: days Part C: Approximate d(t) for the day exactly halfway between the spring equinox and summer solstice using a special angle. Instead of plugging in your answer from Part B, use special angles. Answer Part D: Is your answer to Question 2, Part C supported by your graph from Question 1? O No Yes Question Help: Message instructor Calculator Sept 2020 March 2020 Dec 2020 March 2021 June 2020 Submit Question Clear All Draw: M Score: 8.89/24 1/4 answered . Question 4 The functions y = 5sin(t), y = Scos(1), y = Ssin(1), and y = - 3cos(1) are graphed. Match each graph A, B, C , and D, with its formula. Below is the graph of f(t) = Scos(1) and a circle of radius 5. Function Part A: Draw each of the points P, Q, R, and s on the circle AA ( Solect an answer y Select an answer v Clear All Draw: Dot PhotoGrid