Asked by Tabitha
The diagram below shows a mass, a spring, and a near-frictionless surface. If you pull the mass back 10 cm and then release it, the mass starts to oscillate. The distance of the mass from the wall is modeled by the equation y = 3sin(4pi t + pi/2) + 7 cm, where t is the time in seconds.
Where is the mass when t = 2 seconds?
Where is the mass when t = 2 seconds?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Is there any reason you cant paste this into the Google search window?
3*sin((8PI)+PI)+7
3*sin((8PI)+PI)+7
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