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After presenting the examples and definitions on pages 343-347
of the Student Edition, display the slide of Theme Park
Attendance.Discuss the trends in attendance at amusement/theme
parks. If you prefer, students can use this data to review scatter
plots and regression equations. Display the Ferris Wheel table to
use in the following application.Application Assume that the cars
are evenly spaced around the circumference of each Ferris Wheel.
Make a table organizing the following information for each Ferris
Wheel: the central angle, in degrees, between cars; the central
angle, in radians, between cars; and the length of the intercepted
arc between each car. Table values areChicago; 10; /18 radians;
about 21.8 ftLondon; 11.25; /16 radians; about 87.0 ftJapan; 6; /30
radians; about 17.2 ftAustria; 24; 2/15 radians; about 41.9 ft
