The velocity of a vibrating object changes as a function of time as v=−(0.6m/s)cos(2πt).v=−(0.6m/s)cos⁡(2πt). Find the position as a function of time. At time t=0x=0.t=0x=0. Express your answer in meters in terms of the variable t, and appropriate constants. *** The correct answer involves the variable t. x(t) = ? m ***

The velocity of a vibrating object changes as a function of time as v=−(0.6m/s)cos(2πt).v=−(0.6m/s)cos⁡(2πt). Find the position as a function of time. At time t=0x=0.t=0x=0. Express your answer in meters in terms of the variable t, and appropriate constants. * The correct answer involves the variable t. x(t) = ? m *

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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