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plug in t=6 and what do you get?
Well I know to plug in 6 where t is but i don't know how to solve
what it's basically saying is y(t) is the height that your spring is moving and it's asking what is the displacement, y(t) when t=6 aka y(6)
simplify it 6*pi 2pi/6 = 12pi/6 which = 2pi so now you have \[9.6cos(2\pi-\frac{\pi}{2})\]
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\[9.6cos(\frac{4\pi}{2}-\frac{\pi}{2})=9.6cos(\frac{3\pi}{2})\]
where'd you get 6pi? if you don't mind me asking (:
i meant 6*2pi/6
oh, alright I see (:
cos at 3pi over 2 is.....
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30 degrees?
and 330 degrees
to find out how much it is in degrees use \[3\pi/2*\frac{180}{\pi}\]
270?
yep and 270 is 3 90 degree turns so you get this |dw:1340324784658:dw|
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