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valentina_108 [34]
2 years ago
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The average depth of water in a place near the coast of the Pacific ocean is 5.0 The largest tidal range in that place is 2.0m C

alculate the maximum depth of water at that place
Physics
1 answer:
GREYUIT [131]2 years ago
7 0

A sinusoidal function is a function based on the sine function.

The maximum depth of the water at the place, is <u>6.0 meters</u>.

Reason:

The known parameters are;

The average depth of water at a place, d_{ave} = 5.0

The largest tidal range in the place, R = 2.0 m.

Required;

To calculate the maximum depth of water at the given place.

Solution:

The tidal range is the consecutive difference between highs and lows of

the tides, which is a sinusoidal motion.

Therefore, the tidal range is twice the amplitude of the tide level.

The amplitude of the tide, <em>a</em> = \dfrac{2.0}{2} m = 1 m

The maximum depth of water at the place, d_{max} = a + d_{ave}

∴ d_{max} = 1.0 + 5.0 = 6.0

The maximum depth, d_{max} = <u>6.0 meters</u>

Learn more about sinusoidal functions here:

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