The graph above represents the position data for an air track glider attached to a spring. Given the graph above
a. Determine the amplitude of the oscillation.
b. Determine the period of the oscillation.
c. Determine the angular frequency of the oscillation.
d. Determine the phase constant of the oscillation.
e. Determine the maximum acceleration of the glider.
The graph above represents the position data for an air track glider attached to a spring....
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