In Juneau, Alaska the 30-year annual snowfall
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The given function is
To find F(2), we substitute t=2 into the function.
This means that wherever we see t, we put 2
We multiply the exponent in the denominator to get:
We evaluate to get:
We now cancel the common factors to get:
Answer:
10β
Step-by-step explanation:
We can find this two ways, first by seeing in the step after it, cosines are canceled out. Since you already have 10β
on the next step, you can assume that (since only the cosines changed and the cosine next ot the blank was removed), the value is 10
β
.
You can also use double angle formulas from the previous step:
(sin(2β) = 2 sin(β) cos(β))and find that:
5 sin (2β) sin(β) = 5 * (2 sin(β) cos(β)) sin(β)) = (10 sin(β) sin(β)) cos(β) =
10β
cos(β)
But since cos(β) is already present, we can see that the answer is 10β