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For the function involving the variables listed, use your intuition or additional research, if necessary, to complete parts (a) through (c) below. (day of year, average high temperature) over a 2-year period for a town a. Describe an appropriate domain and range for the function. Choose the appropriate domain for the function below. A. The domain is all daily average high temperatures over 2 years or -20°F to 120°F. B. The domain is all days over a 2-year period or 1 to 365, where day 1 is July 1st. C. The domain is all days over a 2-year period or 1 to 730, where day 1 is July 1st. D. The domain is all daily average high temperatures over 2 years or 50°F to 90°F. Choose the appropriate range for the function below. A. The range is all days over a 2-year period or 1 to 365, where day 1 is July 1st. B. The range is all daily average high temperatures over 2 years or 50°F to 90°F. C. The range is all daily average high temperatures over 2 years or -20°F to 120°F. D. The range is all days over a 2-year period or 1 to 730, where day 1 is July 1st. b. Make a rough sketch of a graph of the function. Choose the correct graph below. Let t represent time in days and F represent temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. c. Briefly discuss the validity of the graph as a model of the true function. Choose the correct answer below. A. The graph is a valid model of the function because time in days fluctuates as temperature in degrees Fahrenheit increases. B. The validity of the graph as a model of the true function can never be known. C. The graph is not a valid model of the true function. D. The graph is a valid model of the function because temperature in degrees Fahrenheit fluctuates as time in days go through seasons.