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Thaddeus models the number of hours of daylight in his town as
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time in months since January 1.
What are the least and greatest numbers of daylight hours over the course of
a year?
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Answer:
(π2,15)(π2,15) is a local maximal
(3π2,9)(3π2,9) is a local minimal
Explanation:
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