Simple Harmonic Motion...2

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    nycmathguy

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    Section 4.8

    1. Is any of this right?
    2. Can you please do part (d)?
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    d.

    the least positive value of t is
    0=(1/64)sin(792pi*t) will be if
    sin(792pi *t)=0
    general solutions
    792pi *t=0+2pi*n
    792pi *t=pi+2pi*n

    solve for t
    t = n/792, n element Z
    t=n , n element Z

    the least positive value of t will be if n=1
    t=1

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    1. Thanks for part (d).

    2. Are the first-three parts correct?

    3. How about the link below?

    Simple Harmonic Motion...1
     
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    yes, the first-three parts are correct
     
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    Cool. A nice ending to a not so easy section.
     
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