A person whirls a 0.250-kg stone in a 1.00-m-radius horizontal circle at the end of a string. The horizontal component of the force with which the person pulls on the string is 5.00 N. Write expressions for the projections of the displacement, velocity, and acceleration on a diameter of the circle.

A person whirls a 0.250-kg stone in a 1.00-m-radius horizontal circle at the end of a string. The horizontal component of the force with which the person pulls on the string is 5.00 N. Write expressions for the projections of the displacement, velocity, and acceleration on a diameter of the circle.

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