Siree wants to go surfing for one hour tomorrow. the height of the waves on a local beach can be approximated by the function h(x)=6sin(xπ8)+8, where x is time in hours.

assume x=0 is midnight, x=1 is 1 a. m., x=2 is 2 a. m., etc.

when will the waves be at least 8 feet in the next 12 hours?

a. the height of the waves are at least 8 feet between at 4: 00 a. m. and 12: 00 p. m.

b. the height of the waves are at least 8 feet between at 12: 00 a. m. and 8: 00 a. m.

c. the height of the waves are at least 8 feet between at 4: 00 p. m. and 8: 00 p. m.

d. the height of the waves are at least 8 feet between at 8: 00 a. m. and 4: 00 p. m.

, i don't know where to start! can i get the brainliest person?

Explanation:

The correct function H(x) that approximate the height of the waves is:

Now, understand what each term and factor mean:

1. Coefficient 6:

2. Constant term 8:

        This is the wave will be oscilating between 2 and 14 feet.

3. Sine part of the function:

The period of the sine function is given by:

That means that the pattern of the wave will repeat every 16 hours (period = 16 hours).

4. Calculate the height of the wave at midnight, i.e x = 0

Then, then the waves will be 8 feet the first time at midnight.

5. Find the time when the wave reaches the maximumm height first time:

Hence, the wave will be at its maximum height (14 feet) at 4 am.

6. Use symmetry.

The wave tool 4 hours to go from 8 feet to 16 feet; given the symmetry of the function it will take other 4 hours to fall from 16 feet to 8 feet.

Hence, the wave will be 8 feet again at 4am + 4 = 8 am.

7 Conclusion:

the answer is a

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