Asked by Anonymous

The depth of water, 𝑑, in metres, varies with the tides throughout the day and can be modelled by the equation 𝐷(𝑑) = 2.5π‘π‘œπ‘ (0.675(𝑑 βˆ’ 3.5)) + 4.3, where 𝑑 is the number of hours past 12π‘Žπ‘š.

Abithan claims that at exactly 10π‘Žπ‘š, the depth is decreasing by 0.5π‘š per hour. Is Abithan’s claim, correct? Describe and explain the steps you would take to check Abithan’s claim. Use terminology and formulae learned in this unit. Provide calculations as needed.

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Answered by oobleck
2.5cos(0.675(t βˆ’ 3.5)) + 4.3
D' = -1.6875sin(0.675(t βˆ’ 3.5))
10am is 10 hours past midnight, so just find D'(10)

please do not blindly regurgitate specific instructions on how to proceed. I am not responsible for following your teacher's directions, and I certainly have no idea about the "terminology and formulae learned in this unit."
Answered by Anonymous
t = 10 hours past midnight
dD/dt = -2.5 (0.675) sin (0.675(𝑑 βˆ’ 3.5))
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