The motion of a body attached to a vertical oscillating spring is given by the equation: y(t) = 4.75 sin (0.800 ? t) The time variable, t, is in seconds and the displacement variable, y, is in meters. Find a) the amplitude; b) the period; c) the frequency: d) the displacement at 1= 3.00 sec: e) the displacement at t= 8.00 sec

The motion of a body attached to a vertical oscillating spring is given by the equation: y(t) = 4.75 sin (0.800 ? t) The time variable, t, is in seconds and the displacement variable, y, is in meters. Find a) the amplitude; b) the period; c) the frequency: d) the displacement at 1= 3.00 sec: e) the displacement at t= 8.00 sec

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