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  1. J

    , homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion

    if i do that then i get 4.92 which apparently still aint right, unless I am doing something wrong mathwise, i took the inverse cosine of 0.278 which was 73.9then divided it by 15. and got 4.92.
  2. J

    , homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion

    then i got 0.289 when i tried again, but it still wasnt right
  3. J

    , homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion

    ugh it still didnt work out right, i got like 0.0289 >_<
  4. J

    , homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion

    the question itself is copied n pasted. the reason there's no phase constant is because apparently at that point phase constant = 0.. i don't know maybe I am wrong about that but.. but the question is copied n pasted.
  5. J

    , homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion

    please help, homework trouble, springs and ocilatory motion! Homework Statement The position of a an air-track cart that is oscillating on a spring is given by (16.5cm)cos[(15.0s-1)t]. At what value t after t=0 is the cart first located at x=4.6 cm? Homework Equations x=Acos[(angular...
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