EXERCISE 13.6 If the object-spring system is described by x = (0.330 m) cos (1.50), find (a) the amplitude, the angular frequenc the frequency, and the period, (b) the maximum magnitudes of the velocity and acceleration, and (c) the position velocity, and acceleration when 1 = 0.250 s. Answers (a) A = 0.330 m, @ = 1.50 rad/s, f= 0.239 Hz, T= 4.19 s (b) vmax (c) x = 0.307 m, v = - 0.181 m/s, a = – 0.691 m/s² = 0.495 m/s, amax = 0.743 m/

EXERCISE 13.6 If the object-spring system is described by x = (0.330 m) cos (1.50), find (a) the amplitude, the angular frequenc the frequency, and the period, (b) the maximum magnitudes of the velocity and acceleration, and (c) the position velocity, and acceleration when 1 = 0.250 s. Answers (a) A = 0.330 m, @ = 1.50 rad/s, f= 0.239 Hz, T= 4.19 s (b) vmax (c) x = 0.307 m, v = - 0.181 m/s, a = – 0.691 m/s² = 0.495 m/s, amax = 0.743 m/

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