A 156 g object is attached to a spring and oscillates on a horizontal air track. The object is stretched a distance 15 cm and released. The sensor measured a maximum speed of 3.84 m/s. At t = 0, the object is moving at 1/3vmax towards the equilibrium with the springcompressed. Using (t) = Acos(wt+ o), write a complete expression to describe the motionof the object.4c)

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Description: A 156 g object is attached to a spring and oscillates on a horizontal air track. The object is stretched a distance 15 cm and released. The sensor measured a maximum speed of 3.84 m/s. At t = 0, the object is moving at 1/3vmax towards the equilibrium

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A 156 g object is attached to a spring and oscillates on a horizontal air track. The object is stretched a distance 15 cm and released. The sensor measured a maximum speed of 3.84 m/s.

At t = 0, the object is moving at 1/3vmax towards the equilibrium with the spring
compressed. Using (t) = Acos(wt+ o), write a complete expression to describe the motion
of the object.
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