Posted by jessica on Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 7:52pm.
(A) Solve
10 = 12 + 2.83 sin[(2*pi/365*(t-365)]
-2 = 2.83 sin[(2*pi*/365)(t-365)]
-0.7067 = sin[(2*pi*/365)(t-365)]
sin[(2*pi*/365)(t-365)] = -0.7848
Solve for t.
[(2*pi*/365)(t-365)] = -0.90244
Use the first value
t-365 = -52
t = 313 days
Oct 1 is day 303. So Oct 11 is one answer. The other day will be 52 days after the winter solstice, or about Feb 11.
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