A point rotates about the origin in the xy plane at a constant radius of 0.259 m with an angular velocity of 9.18 rad/s. The projection of this point's motion on the x- or y-axis is simple harmonic. What is the amplitude of the projected simple harmonic motion? What is the projected motion's frequency? What is the projected motion's period? m Hz S

A point rotates about the origin in the xy plane at a constant radius of 0.259 m with an angular velocity of 9.18 rad/s. The projection of this point's motion on the x- or y-axis is simple harmonic. What is the amplitude of the projected simple harmonic motion? What is the projected motion's frequency? What is the projected motion's period? m Hz S

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A point rotates about the origin in the xy plane at a constant radius of 0.259 m with an angular velocity of 9.18 rad/s. The
projection of this point's motion on the x- or y-axis is simple harmonic.
What is the amplitude of the projected simple
harmonic motion?
What is the projected motion's frequency?
What is the projected motion's period?
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Hz
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