Asked by Sammy
The Ferris wheel at a carnival has a diameter of 18m and descends to 2m above the
ground at its lowest point. Assume that a rider enters a car at this point and rides the wheel
for two revolutions
My main problem is how to get the phase shift. (The answer says its 270 degrees)
ground at its lowest point. Assume that a rider enters a car at this point and rides the wheel
for two revolutions
My main problem is how to get the phase shift. (The answer says its 270 degrees)
Answers
Answered by
Steve
well, since sin(x) has a max at x=90, and a min at x=270, that phase shift makes sense. You will have something along the lines of
sin(x+270)
The radius of the wheel is 9, and the whole wheel is lifted 2m, so we have
9sin(x+270)+11
see, at x=0, y=9(-1)+11 = 2
at x=90, y=9(0)+11 = 11
and so on
sin(x+270)
The radius of the wheel is 9, and the whole wheel is lifted 2m, so we have
9sin(x+270)+11
see, at x=0, y=9(-1)+11 = 2
at x=90, y=9(0)+11 = 11
and so on
Answered by
Sammy
Thank you very much Steve!
Answered by
Rami Shaya
I just want to know how you got 270 in a simpler way please.
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