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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    thats it? hmmm thank you so much mark! you're a life saver! XOXOXOOXOXOXOXO
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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    THANK YOU! now the period of my function is 3, and i know how a cosine graph looks like. so could u at all tell me what I am suposed to be looking for :S sorry/thanks!
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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    mark can you please answer me because I am really quite desparate now!
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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    why does it matter if i make it 100pi/3 * cos((2pi/3)t) ...isnt it the same thing? well if i solve it like that: 80= 100pi/3 * cos(2pi/3t) 0.7639= cos((2pi/3)t) 2.2918=cos ((2pi)t) t=...
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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    if anyone could take a stab at it hatd be great :)
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    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as

    An object goes through simple harmonic motion with its position described as... Homework Statement An object undergoes simple harmonic motion with its position described by x(t ) = 50sin (2piet/3) C) when is Velocity first equal to 80 D) whe nis the Velocity next equal to 80...
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    How Do You Calculate Average Frictional Force?

    i probalay would if i had any idea what i was doing. :( thanks anyways.
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    How Do You Calculate Average Frictional Force?

    but what would that help me get :S
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    How Do You Calculate Average Frictional Force?

    Homework Statement A 0.5 kg block is sliding across a table top with an inital velocity of 0.2 m/s. It slides to rest in a distance of 0.7m. Find the average friction force that retracted its motion. m=0.5kg vi=0.2m/s vf=0 d=0.7m ff=? Homework Equations vavg= vf-vi, then d/vavg= t...
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    What are the solutions to these work and energy problems?

    Work and energy problems :( can anyone help me w. these, I am completely lost! A 0.046-kg ball is dropped froma height of 6m above the ground. When it is 1m above the ground, its velocity will be: An object is dropped from a small height h above the ground. When its height is 0.5h, its...
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