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The graph below is the graph of $y = T(t)$, the temperature outside (in degrees Celsius) in a certain city $t$ hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function.\ Find a function of the form $T = A \sin(kt) + C$ or $T = A \cos(kt) + C$ whose graph matches the graph.\ (You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.)\ Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type pi for $\pi$.\ T =

Name: The graph below is the graph of y = T(t), the temperature outside (in degrees Celsius) in a certain city t hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function.Find a function of the form T = A sin(kt) + C or T = A cos(kt) + C whose graph matches the graph.(You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.)Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type pi for π.T =
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Description: The graph below is the graph of y = T(t), the temperature outside (in degrees Celsius) in a certain city t hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function.Find a function of the form T = A sin(kt) + C or T = A cos(kt) + C whose graph matches the graph.(You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.)Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type pi for π.T =

          The graph below is the graph of $y = T(t)$, the temperature outside (in degrees Celsius) in a certain city $t$ hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function.\
Find a function of the form $T = A \sin(kt) + C$ or $T = A \cos(kt) + C$ whose graph matches the graph.\
(You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.)\
Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type pi for $\pi$.\
T =

The graph below is the graph of y = T(t), the temperature outside (in degrees Celsius) in a certain city t hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function.Find a function of the form T = A sin(kt) + C or T = A cos(kt) + C whose graph matches the graph.(You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.)Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type pi for π.T =

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Text: Hours after 9 am. It turns out it's a perfect sinusoidal function. Find a function of the form T = Asin(kt) + C or T = Acos(kt) + C whose graph matches the graph. (You might need to zoom in on the graph to see all the numbers.) Leave your answer in exact form; if necessary, type π for π.