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If I am given a problem that says an object moves up and down on a table sinusoidally with a given amplitude and then I am told that the table begins to move up and down very fast leaving the object to eventually leave the table, how would I determine the position in the oscillation that the object left the table and also the frequency that the object left the table?

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