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Find a model for simple harmonic motion if the position at t = 0 is 2, the amplitude is 2 centimeters, and the period is 6 seconds.
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x=Acosωt where A=2 cm ω=2\(\pi\)/6 rad/s You can see that at t=0 ,x=2 cm
x=Asin\(\omega\)(t+\(\alpha\)) t=0 x=2 cm A=2cm \(\omega=2\pi/6\) rad/s so...\(\alpha\)=90 degree so the equation is x=Asin\((2\pi/6*t+\pi/2)\) or x=Acos\(2\pi/6*t\)
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