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x=3.5cos(8pi.t)
Amplitude=3.5m
Frequency?
11 years ago

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Answered by Damon
T = 1/4 so f = 4
11 years ago
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x=3.5cos(8pi.t)
Amplitude=3.5m
Frequency?

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