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Calculus - Equillibrium of band with mass
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[QUOTE="HallsofIvy, post: 4529445, member: 637751"] Spring motion will go equal distances on either side of the "equilibrium" point so one way to find the equilibrium is to find the maximum and minimum value and take half way between. Since this s is given by sine and cosine, another way to find the equilibrium is to write it as a single sine function. [/QUOTE]
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