Depth of water in Jeanne's

  1. The depth of the water in Jeanne's hot tub varies directly with the number of minutes that the faucet is turned on. At 8.15 A.M
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  2. Depth of water in Jeanne's hot tub varies directly with the number of minutes that the faucet is turned on. At 8:15 AM, there is
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  3. On a typical day at an ocean port, the water has a maximum depth of 20m at 8:00AM. The minimum depth of 8m occurs 6.2h later.
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  4. The depth d of water in a tank oscillates sinusoidally once every4 hours. If the smallest depth is 7.9 feet and the largest
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  5. The depth of the water in a bay varies throughout the day with the tides. Suppose that we can model the depth of the water with
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  6. The depth of the water in a bay varies throughout the day with the tides. Suppose that we can model the depth of the water with
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  7. The average depth of the water in a port on a tidal river is 4 m. At low tide, the depth of the water is 2 m. One cycle is
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  8. The average depth of the water in a port on a tidal river is 4m. At low tide, the depth of the water is 2m. One cycle is
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  9. The average depth of the water in a port on a tidal river is 4m. At low tide, the depth of the water is 2m. One cycle is
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  10. The depth of the ocean at a swim buoy can be modelled by the function 𝑑(𝑡) = 2 sin ((𝜋/12)𝑡) + 3 , where d is the
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