Review the table showing the height of water in a pier. Which function best models this data?
Time (Hours)
Height (Feet)
Оy=
17.6
1 +0.69 -0.96%
1
14
2.5
16
O y = 15.2 + 0.98 In x
O y = -0.01x2 + 0.3x + 15.4
O y = -2.4 sin(-0.5x + 20.4) + 16.5
4.5
18
5.5
19
18
16
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16
18.6

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