1. Given the equation and graph shown below, what is the amplitude (A), period (T), angularfrecuency (w), and phase qifference ($)?Harmonic motion, y(t)= 25 * sin(n/3 *t + T/4)3010-10-20-300.2n3n4m5mTime, s20Displacement, cm

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1. Given the equation and graph shown below, what is the amplitude (A), period (T), angular frecuency (w), and phase qtfference (4)? Harmonic motion, y(t) = 25 * sin(n/3 *t + r/4) %3| 20 10 -10 -20 -30 0. 2n 3n 5m Time, s 导 30 Displacement, cm

1. Given the equation and graph shown below, what is the amplitude (A), period (T), angular frecuency (w), and phase qtfference (4)? Harmonic motion, y(t) = 25 * sin(n/3 *t + r/4) %3| 20 10 -10 -20 -30 0. 2n 3n 5m Time, s 导 30 Displacement, cm

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