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Compare model \(P\), whose maximum is \(11\) and minimum is \(-3\), with \(Q(x)~=~7\sin(x)~+~4\). State the amplitude, midline, range, period, and phase information justified for each, then explain whether equal extrema prove identical graphs.

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P has amplitude 7, midline -3, and range [-10, 4], with period and phase undetermined. Q has amplitude 7, midline 4, range [-3, 11], period 2pi, and phase 0. The graphs differ because their midlines and ranges do not match.

P has amplitude 14, midline 4, and range [-3, 11], but its period and phase are undetermined. Q has amplitude 7, midline 4, range [-3, 11], period 2pi, and phase 0. The graphs differ because P has twice the amplitude.

P has amplitude 7, midline 4, and range [-3, 11], but its period and phase are undetermined. Q has amplitude 7, midline 4, range [-3, 11], period 2pi, and phase 0. Equal extrema alone do not prove identical graphs.

P has amplitude 7, midline 4, range [-3, 11], period 2pi, and phase 0. Q has the same amplitude, midline, range, period, and phase, so the graphs must be identical.

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Compare model \(P\), whose maximum is \(11\) and minimum is \(-3\), with \(Q(x)~=~7\sin(x)~+~4\). State the amplitude, midline, range, period, and phase information justified for each, then explain whether equal extrema prove identical graphs.

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