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d) Then what is the frequency of this motion in Hz? e) What is this frequency in radians? (The form we will need for the equation) f) If we choose to represent it as a sine function (as opposed to a cosine) what would the time offset be?

d) Then what is the frequency of this motion in Hz? e) What is this frequency in radians? (The form we will need for the equation) f) If we choose to represent it as a sine function (as opposed to a cosine) what would the time offset be?

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1) A pump shaft moves up and down in simple harmonic motion. A graph of the motion is shown below. 15 10 -5 -10 -15 -0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2.5 Time (seconds) a) What is the peak to peak amplitude of this motion in inches? b) What is the center to peak amplitude A (the one we will need for the equation) in inches? c) What is the period of this motion (in seconds)? d) Then what is the frequency of this motion in Hz? e) What is this frequency in radians? (The form we will need for the equation) f) If we choose to represent it as a sine function (as opposed to a cosine) what would the time offset be? g) What phase offset in radians corresponds to this time offset? h) Write the equation for the sinusoid, using a sine function 2. LO Displacement (inches)
Transcribed Image Text:1) A pump shaft moves up and down in simple harmonic motion. A graph of the motion is shown below. 15 10 -5 -10 -15 -0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2.5 Time (seconds) a) What is the peak to peak amplitude of this motion in inches? b) What is the center to peak amplitude A (the one we will need for the equation) in inches? c) What is the period of this motion (in seconds)? d) Then what is the frequency of this motion in Hz? e) What is this frequency in radians? (The form we will need for the equation) f) If we choose to represent it as a sine function (as opposed to a cosine) what would the time offset be? g) What phase offset in radians corresponds to this time offset? h) Write the equation for the sinusoid, using a sine function 2. LO Displacement (inches)
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