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    This document discusses sine and cosine functions and their use in modeling the motion of a mass on a spring. It introduces key terms like amplitude, period, baseline, frequency, and equilibrium as they relate to describing spring motion. Real-world examples of mass-spring systems are given like a slinky to illustrate applications in everyday life.

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    This document discusses sine and cosine functions and their use in modeling the motion of a mass on a spring. It introduces key terms like amplitude, period, baseline, frequency, and equilibrium as they relate to describing spring motion. Real-world examples of mass-spring systems are given like a slinky to illustrate applications in everyday life.

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    Mass-Spring Project

    Michael Zeller
    SLCC Math 1060

    Sine and Cosine


    sin cos

    Key Terms
    Amplitude
    Period
    Baseline

    Motion of a spring
    x =

    Key Term
    Equilibrium (Stable/Unstable)
    Frequency

    Mass Spring in everyday life

    Slinky example

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