To the right we have the position-time graph for a par-ticle. Does the motion appear to be periodic? Does themotion appear to be simple harmonic? What are theperiod and frequency of the motion?AA-AAAt (s)182146.Consider now a different position-time graph. Themotion is identical to Part (a) for 0s < t < 8s.Does the motion appear to be periodic? For theparticle in Part (a) if you only have the data toOs

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