Vibration Formulas: Frequency, Amplitude & Acceleration

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What are the relationships between frequency, amplitude (double) and acceleration?
 
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To all, I figured it out myself. I was also using 32.2 ft/ sq.sec when I should have been using 386 in/sq.sec. for my calculations.
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