Radian trig graph word problems
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This document contains 6 word problems involving radian trigonometric graph equations that model real-life phenomena such as tides, temperature, sunspots, snowfall, pendulums, and water depth. The problems ask the reader to determine values like maximums, minimums, periods, amplitudes, and depths by analyzing the equations provided.
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