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Math 30-1 Trigonometric Functions Name: ___________________ Applying Trigonometric Functions: Hours of Daylight Specific Outcome T 4: Graph and analyze the trigonometric functions sine, cosine, and tangent to solve problems. Questions all Mark 20 An application of sinusoidal functions is the number of hours of daylight over a full year. The table below shows the number of hours of daylight on the 21st day of each month for Edmonton, AB. June 21 is the longest day of the year and December 21 is the shortest day of the year. Hours of Daylight for Edmonton, AB Jan 21 day 21 Feb 21 day 52 Mar 21 day 80 Apr 21 day 111 May 21 day 141 Jun 21 day 172 Jul 21 day 202 Aug 21 day 233 Sep 21 day 264 Oct 21 day 294 Nov 21 day 325 Dec 21 day 355 8.33 10.27 12.32 14.50 16.27 17.03 16.23 14.37 12.22 10.13 8.25 7.45 Draw a scatterplot for the number of hours of daylight, y, in Edmonton on the day of the year, x. Make sure to label and scale the axes. (4 marks) Determine the amplitude and median of this data. (2 marks) Math 30-1 Trigonometric Functions Determine the period and b value of this data. (2 marks) Use the information above to write a sinusoidal function that models the number of hours of daylight. Don’t forget about the phase shift! You will have to choose whether a sine or cosine model is better – try to choose the one with the minimum phase shift. (4 marks) Draw a graph of the function that models the number of daylight hours in Edmonton on your calculator and on the grid on the first page. Use your calculator to make sure the maximum, minimum, and median points are accurate. (You will know if you have a correct equation if it follows the points on the scatterplot well.) (4 marks) Use the equation of the function to estimate the amount of daylight on your birthday. Give the answer in hours and minutes to the nearest minute. (2 marks) My birthday is _________________. Use your calculator to determine how many days of the year Edmonton has over 16 hours of daylight. (2 marks)