When a graph is periodic, its shape repeats, again and again. Think of at least five events in your life that are periodic and whose periods are long. For example, an event might repeat only once or twice a year, or even once a month. What is the period and frequency of each event? Which incidents repeat most frequently? Which repeat least frequently?

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Desmond Moses

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2 July, 15:46

When a graph is periodic, its shape repeats, again and again. Think of at least five events in your life that are periodic and whose periods are long. For example, an event might repeat only once or twice a year, or even once a month. What is the period and frequency of each event? Which incidents repeat most frequently? Which repeat least frequently?

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Addison Kelly · Answer 1

The event that repeats in my life are

1. Birthday celebration

period = 1 day

frequency = 1 day/year

2. School term. I have three terms ever year and each takes 3 months.

period = 3 months

frequency = 3 times/year

3. Attending to church. I go to church every Saturday.

period = 1 day

Frequency = 1 day/weak

4. I go for holiday vacation for a month once a year.

Period = 1 month

Frequency = 1 month/year

5. I visit my grandparent two times a year.

Period = 1 week

Frequency = 2 weeks/year

Which incidents repeat most frequently?

Attending to church. I go to church every Saturday.

Which repeat least frequently?

Birthday celebration