AP Precalculus FRQ #3 Modeling of a periodic context. The blades on the electric fan rotate in a c
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The blades on the electric fan rotate in a clockwise direction and complete 5 rotations every second. Point B is on the tip of one of the fan blades and is located directly above the center of the fan at time t=0 seconds
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Quick question. If it asked for a cos function then you can just use everything you put for the sin function except there will be no +/- c. Right?
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Hi, in the.part A, the instructions say that the graph shows two full cycles, wouldn't that mean that the t=0.2 would be at point J to signify two cycles?
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Great Video!
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if u could quickly reply, why is from t1 to t2 positive and increasing? i thought that if it is concave down it means negative
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anyone taking test in langley tmrw?
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watching this 1.5 hours before the exam 😅😅😅
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shouldnt the a be -6 since the graph is going down?
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11:46 wouldnt it be negative and increasing due to it being concave down but increasing?
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isnt the sin equation A sin (B(x - C)) + D rather than A sin (B(x +C)) + D just wondering for the sake of ap exam preparations
