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11th grade Model a repeating situation with a trig function worksheet

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Model a repeating situation with a trig function

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  1. Bo's town has 9 hours of daylight at the December solstice and 15 hours six months later. With t months after the solstice, which model fits?

    • d = 3 cos(πt/6) + 12
    • d = -3 cos(πt/6) + 12
    • d = -6 cos(πt/6) + 12
    • d = -3 cos(πt/3) + 12
  2. Esme's wall clock: the minute-hand tip is 165 cm up at the 12 and 135 cm up at the 6, 30 minutes later. With t minutes after the hour, which model fits?

    • h = 15 cos(πt/15) + 150
    • h = 30 cos(πt/30) + 150
    • h = 15 sin(πt/30) + 150
    • h = 15 cos(πt/30) + 150
  3. Jun's daylight model is d = 3 sin(π(t − 3)/6) + 12, with t the month number (March is 3). What is d at t = 4, in hours?

  4. Kira's daylight model is d = -3 cos(πt/6) + 12, with t months after the December solstice. What is d at t = 2, in hours?

  5. Luz's tide model is h = 3 cos(π(t − 2)/6) + 4, with t hours after midnight. What is h at t = 4, in feet?

  6. Milo's Ferris wheel seat model is h = -15 cos(πt/3) + 17, with t in minutes. What is h at t = 1, in meters?

  7. Noah's tide model is h = 3 cos(πt/6) + 4, with h in feet. What does the 4 tell Noah?

    • The water rises 4 ft above its middle level.
    • High tide is 4 ft.
    • One tide cycle takes 4 hours.
    • The middle water level is 4 ft.
  8. Pia's Ferris wheel seat model is h = -15 cos(πt/2) + 17, with h in meters. What does the 15 tell Pia?

    • A seat rises 15 m from the bottom to the top.
    • A seat goes 15 m above and below the hub.
    • The top seat is 15 m up.
    • The hub is 15 m up.
  9. Ren's daylight model for a town in Arizona is d = 2 sin(π(t − 3)/6) + 12, with d in hours and t the month number. What does the 2 tell Ren?

    • The longest and shortest days differ by 2 hours.
    • The longest day is 2 hours more than average.
    • The longest day has 2 hours of daylight.
    • The cycle repeats every 2 months.
  10. Zee's bike valve model is h = 30 sin(πt) + 33, with h in cm. What does the 33 tell Zee?

    • The center of the wheel is 33 cm up.
    • The valve's highest point is 33 cm.
    • The valve goes 33 cm above the center.
    • The wheel turns 33 times a minute.
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About this worksheet

Model a repeating situation with a trig function. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can read the amplitude, midline and period of a tide, wheel, swing or daylight table.
  • I can find a value from a model, and the time of the highest point.
  • I can choose the model that fits a story, and say what each number in it means.

Standard: F-TF.B.5

Words to know

model: A rule that matches the rows of a real table.

midline: The middle height: the hub of a wheel, the middle water level.

amplitude: How far it goes above the middle: a wheel's radius.

period: The time for one full repeat: one turn, one tide cycle.

Common mistakes

Your child used the whole distance from lowest to highest instead of half of it.

Your child gave the highest height instead of the height above the middle.

Your child gave how far it swings instead of the middle height.

What to say

Ask: how far is the top above the middle?

Ask: where is the middle, and how far above it is the top?

Ask: what height is halfway between the top and the bottom?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with model a repeating situation with a trig function?

Your child used the whole distance from lowest to highest instead of half of it.

How can I help my child with model a repeating situation with a trig function?

Ask: how far is the top above the middle?

Are these 11th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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