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A weight is suspended from the ceiling by a steel spring. The weight is pulled downward from its equilibrium position and released. The resulting motion of the weight's distance in inches from equilibrium is described by the function\[A(t)=2e^-2\cos(3t)\], in which t is the time in seconds. Calculate the weight's distance from equilibrium in inches after 0.5 seconds(round to the nearest hundredth).
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\[a(t)=2e ^{-t}\cos(3t)\]
would you just fill in .5 for t?
does a(t) stand for the acceleration?
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Looking over the notes it seems like it is just a variable they are using instead of f for some reason
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