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B) An object is attached to a spring executes a Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) according to an equation of position, x with a function of time in second as given below:
x(t) = [8.8 cos (8 t)] m
i.
Find the amplitude,

Find the frequency in Hertz, Hz

Find the position, x at time, t= 88 s and

iv. Find the maximum velocity

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