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Hi Abhijeet the general equation is = Asin( t + ) ------------------- 1where theta is angular displacement & is the phase & omega is angular frequency & A is the amplitudenow in your question since at t=0 the angular displacement is equal to the amplitude therefore sin( omegat + )=1 (from equation 1) therefore is equal to pi/2. also omega = 2pi/timeperiod = 2pi/.05 = 40pinow the general equation becomes = pi/10sin( t + pi/2)=pi/10cos( t)=pi/10cos(40pi*t)hope you understood |
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= Asin(
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