Mathematics, 26.04.2021 14:00 garrettbridges6435
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The Millennium Ferris wheel in London has a radius of 66 meters. The wheel moves rather slowly
it takes 30 minutes to travel around the wheel. At the highest point the riders are 135 meters off of
the ground. Write an equation involving sinusoidal function to model the elevation of a rider above
the ground as a function of the number of minutes since getting on the Ferris wheel at the lowest
point. Draw a diagram to assist you with the problem. Clearly show your work
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