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Deriving an equation for a spring movement. Sort of understand it but not really :S. Details inside. Please help understand. Thanks!
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So I know it's gonna be a multiplication with either a sine or a cosine function.
I also know that we want it multiplied by a line that gets smalled by 1/4
I'm having a hard time putting these thoughts into a formula.
I dont think you need trig to solve this problem
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its a simple linear equation, all you have to pay attention to, is the the time period to decide if you will need either add or subtract to get the length.
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