KC has a piece of gum stuck to her bike tire, which applies a forward torque (i. e. a force to roll forwards) on the tire's movement. The torque varies in a periodic way that can be modeled approximately by a trigonometric function. When the gum is on the front of the tire, its weight is pulling forwards with a maximum torque of 0.01Nm end text (Newton metre, the SI unit for torque), and when it's on the back of the tire, it's pulling backwards with a minimum torque of -0.01 Nm. The maximum torque is reached once in every rotation, which is every 1.2 meters. The first time it reaches its maximum torque is 0.30.30, point, 3 meters into the race.

Find the formula of the trigonometric function that models the torque \tauτtau the gum applies on the tire ddd meters into the race. Define the function using radians.

What is the torque when KC has ridden 444 meters? Round your answer, if necessary, to four decimal places.