Return to Question 45 . Sorry, your answer is not correct. You should look up the definitions in Sec. You should really try to work out the answer on your own, but if you insist on reading it, the correct answer is here . Return to Question 50 .
Displacement is always less than amplitude.
Sorry, your answer is not correct. You should really try to work out the answer on your own, but if you insist on reading it, the correct answer is here . Return to Question 55 . In both cases one can plot position away from equilibrium as a function of time. The plot looks just like a sinusoidal waveform.