c. When, to the nearest year, was radio activity expected to reach the first low point beyond 2012?
Please solve the C part in detail.
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T=a+T/4+T/2 +T
Please tell me in detail how the time period is calculated for such a question.
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![Solar Emissions The following model gives the flux of radio emission
from the Sun:
F() = 49.6 sin [0.602 (t-1.48)] + 11I,
where tis the number of years since January 1, 1997, and F (1) is the flux
of solar emissions of a specified wavelength at time r°. [HINT: See
Example 3.]
a. What is the period of radio activity according to this model? (Round
your answer to the nearest 0.1 years.)
b. What is the maximum flux of radio emissions? What is the minimum
flux? (Round your answers to the nearest whole number.)
c. When, to the nearest year, was radio activity expected to reach the
first low point beyond 2012?
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