A simple oscillating motion is solved by the equation x (t) = 0.35 cos (15.0 · t + 0.60) ar where all quantities are in SI units and angles are measured in radians. (a) Find the highest velocity in the oscillation. At what value of x is the velocity greatest? (b) What is the greatest acceleration in the oscillation? At what value of x will the acceleration be greatest?

A simple oscillating motion is solved by the equation x (t) = 0.35 cos (15.0 · t + 0.60) ar where all quantities are in SI units and angles are measured in radians. (a) Find the highest velocity in the oscillation. At what value of x is the velocity greatest? (b) What is the greatest acceleration in the oscillation? At what value of x will the acceleration be greatest?

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