I have no idea how to find the values of x and y in that diagram. Can someone help?

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Answer 1

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Multiple choice?

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its divided into sixths

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A sine function can be used to model light waves. Green light has a wave length, or period of about 510 nm . which equation best models green light? a. y= sin pi/510 theta b. y= sin pi/255 theta c. y= sin 510/pi theta d. sin 255/pi theta

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$y=\sin((\pi \theta)/(255))$

B is correct.

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A sine function can be used to model light waves. Green light has a wave length, or period of about 510 nm .

Equation of sine wave:

$y=\sin(ax)$

As we know the period of sine function is 2π

Period of this function $y=\sin(ax)$ is 2π/a

We are given the period of function is 510

Thus, $510=(2\pi)/(a)$

Now we will solve for a

$a=(2\pi)/(510)$

$a=(\pi)/(255)$

Required equation: $y=\sin((\pi \theta)/(255))$

Hence, The equation for best models green light is $y=\sin((\pi \theta)/(255))$

A sine function can be used to model light waves. Green light has a wave length, or period of about 510 nm. The equation that best models green light is y= sin 510/pi theta. The answer is letter C.

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