Posted by AwesomeGuy on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 1:51am.
since the amplitude is half the (max-min), and it oscillates about the middle, we can get that by using
y=7/4 cos(t) + 7/4
since cos(t) starts out at its max at t=0. But, that has period 2π. We're almost there. We want a period of 10, so since cos(kt) has period 2π/k,
y = 7/4 cos(2π/10 t) + 7/4
is our function.
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