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I'm really having a hard time determining an equation for a pendulum problem. It has to be in the form H(t)=asin[b(t-c)]=d. I've already determined a=25, d=30 and b=pi/14 but I can't figure out how to get c (the phase shift). How do I figure out the phase shift in these type of problems? Thanks!!!

Mar 23, 2010

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