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Mathematics, 08.07.2019 11:00 pgfrkypory2107

Jami is trying to model the movement of a tire. in order to properly model the movement, she is going to focus on the movement of the tire's air nozzle. the nozzle is on the right side of the tire and she is going to treat that position as the equilibrium position. she then slowly rotates the tire so that the nozzle goes up at the beginning of the rotation, and follows its change in height. the distance of the nozzle from the center of rotation is nine inches. she finds that it takes eight seconds for the tire to make a single revolution. which of the following functions best models the position of the nozzle? a. s(t)=9sin(4pi t) b. s(t)=9sin(pi/4 t) c. s(t)=9cos(4pi t) d. s(t)=9cos(pi/4 t)

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