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Harmonic motion help please (: find a model for simple harmonic motion if the position at t=0 is 0 the amp is 3 centimeters and the period is 2 seconds A) d=3sin(πt) B) d=2cos(3t) C) d=3cos(πt) D) 3sin(π/2 t)
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A. part is correct
Simple Harmonic Motion is represented either as a sine or a cosine function. Here, at t = 0, position = 0 which indicates a sine wave. y = Asin(Bt) where A is the amplitude and B = (2*pi) / period
\[x(t)=A*sin(\omega*t+\theta)\]\[A=3~cm\\\omega=\frac{2\pi}{T}=\pi\\\theta=0\]Replacing\[x(t)=3*sin(\pi*t)\]And the function when the t=0 is 0, once the function of harmonic motion could be too\[x(t)=A*cos(\omega*t+\theta)\]And i can prove it if necessary.
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