A point P moving in simple harmonic motion completes 8 cycles every second. If the amplitude of the motion is 50 cm, find an equation that describes the motion P as a function of time. Assume that the point P is at its maximum displacement when t=0.

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A point P moving in simple harmonic motion completes 8 cycles every second. If the amplitude of the motion is 50 cm, find an equation that describes the motion P as a function of time. Assume that the point P is at its maximum displacement when t=0.

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