Can you please help me with question 1. Name: Ada MuxBox#:1. A 400-g mass vibrates according to the equation y = 0.45 m sin 8.4 t, where y is in meters, andt in seconds. Determine:(p. 366)(a) the amplitude, A =m,S,(b) the period, T =(p. 369)(c) the frequency, f =Hz,rad/s(d) the angular frequency, o(Hooke's Law)(p. 371 Eq. (15-15))(e) the spring constant, k =N(f) the force at y = 0.3 m, F =(Eq. (15-17))(p. 372, Eq. (15-16))m/s(g) total energy, E =(p. 372)(h) the speed at y = 0.3 m, v =(p. 372)(i) the KE at y = 0.3 m(j) the PE at y = 0.3 m,(p. 366, Eq. (15-1))(k) the position at t = 0.1 s, y =m (hint: put calculator in radians mode!)J,J.N/m,J

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1. A 400-g mass vibrates according to the equation y = 0.45 m sin 8.4 t, where y is in meters, and t in seconds. Determine: (p. 366) (a) the amplitude, A = m, (b) the period, T = (p. 369) rad/s Hz, (c) the frequency, f = (n. 371 Ea. (15-15)) (d) the angular frequency, o = (Hooke's Law)