A particle is undergoing simple harmonic motion with an
equlibirum position of x=0 m.
At t=0 s, the position, velocity, and acceleration are given
as:
x =0.454 m
v=0.166 m/s
a=−0.34 m/s2
a) What is the angular frequency of the particle?
ω = rad/s
b) What is the amplitude of the particle?
A = m
c) What is the phase constant of the particle?
ϕ0 = rad
d) What is the particle's position at t=11.3 s?
x = m
e) What is the particle's velocity at t=11.3 s?
v = m/s
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