The position of a particle undergoing simple harmonic mo-tion is given by x(t) = a cos(bt + 7/3), where a = 8.00 mand b = 2.00 s. What are the (a) amplitude, (b) frequencyf,and (c) period? (d) What are the speed and acceleration mag-nitude of the particle at t = 7/2 s? (e) What is its maximumacceleration magnitude, and at what instant after t = 0 doesthe particle first have this acceleration? (f) What is its maxi-mum speed, and at what instant aftert = 0 does it first havethis speed?

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