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So we have the highest tides in the world in this coast in canada.
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We see low tide is 2 meters, high tide is 12 meters.
00:09
So if we're trying to find the amplitude, we take the low, or we take the high minus the low and divide by 2.
00:20
So that's going to be 10 over 2, which is going to equal 5.
00:25
And if we know that we get up to 5, or we start at 5 as the midpoint, we get up to 12, and down to two, then what this tells us is, actually this is going to be 12 plus 2.
00:52
So it's going to give us 7.
01:00
So 7 is the amplitude, which means we're going to be starting off.
01:09
The amplitude is going to be 7, but we're going to be starting off at 5 because that's the average of these values.
01:15
So we're starting off at 7 as the midpoint, and then the amplitude is going to be 5.
01:22
So then we know that a natural period is 12 hours, so if we graph this, or even if we don't graph it, we see that y is going to equal the 5 sine.
01:38
If the period is equal to 12, which we know is 2 pi over b, that ends up giving us that b is equal to pi over 6.
01:46
So we're going to have pi over 6x, and then we're going to add 7 to it...