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    A coastal canal has a uniform cross section along its 700m length. Surveyors measure the depth, in meters, at equally spaced points across its 21 meter width. The results are summarized in the diagram below.

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      1. Using the trapezoid rule, estimate the cross sectional area of the canal.

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      2. Hence calculate the volume of water in the canal when it is full. Give your answer in the form a×10k, where a≤1<10 and k∈Z.

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    1. The depth D meters of water in the canal t hours after midnight on a given day can be modeled by

      D(t)=Acos(29t°)+c

      where A>0.

      1. Find the time at which the first low tide occurs, giving your answer in hour : minutes.

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      2. Given that the canal is full at high tide and only empty at low tide, find the value of A and the value of c.

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    2. Francesca models the volume of water in the canal with the function V(t)=700k×D(t).

      1. Calculate the value of k that Francesca should use, and explain what it represents in this context.

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      2. Using technology and Francesca's model, estimate the maximum rate at which water enters the canal.

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      3. Explain why this estimate is unlikely to be accurate, and state for what shape of canal it would be accurate.

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