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A point P in simple harmonic motion has a period of 3 sec- onds and an amplitude of 5 centimeters. Express the motion of P by means of an equation of the form d = a cos wt.

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Chapter15: Oscillations

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A point P in simple harmonic motion has a period of 3 sec-
onds and an amplitude of 5 centimeters. Express the motion
of P by means of an equation of the form d = a cos wt.

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