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2. the cosine curve below represents the amount of precipitation by season in a region of the

savannah of africa. the highest average amount of precipitation is 170 cm/month in the

rainy season, but it goes down to 2 cm/month in the dry season. based on the values, what

represents the amplitude of this cosine function?

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