Modeling with periodic functions: simple harmonic motion. One common application of periodic motion isthe "mass on a spring" model 2. (View another animation of this phenomenon here).To demonstrate this "simple harmonic motion," a weight is attached to the end of a spring and then stretcheda distance beyond its equilibrium (rest) position. When the weight is released at time tbounces periodically.0, the spring thenBelow is a function f that models the location of the weight, above or below its resting position, if (whenextended 3 inches beyond its equilibrium) it returns to the starting position every 0.7 seconds:f(t)3 cos0.7Note: Here we define t as the number of seconds elapsed. Also, locations below the resting position havenegative values for f.2.5. In other words, find f(2.5).Find the location of the weight at time tIf needed, round any decimals to two decimal places.f(2.5) =<-- inches, that the weight is away from its starting position

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Description: Modeling with periodic functions: simple harmonic motion. One common application of periodic motion isthe "mass on a spring" model 2. (View another animation of this phenomenon here).To demonstrate this "simple harmonic motion," a weight is attached