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A particle moving in simple harmonic motion passes through the equilibrium point x=0, 3 times per second. At t=0 its velocity at x=−0.0325m is negative. It travels 0.5m in a complete cycle.

a) what is the phase constant in cm.

i found the equation:
x(t)=12.5sin(3pi t +x) cm

i can't find the value of x =phase constant
9 years ago

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Steve
at t=0 we have 12.5 sin(0+x) = -0.0325
x = -0.149

So,

x(t) = 12.5 sin(3πt - 0.149)
= 12.5 sin(3π(t-0.0159))

So, the phase is -0.0159

9 years ago

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