How do I find the amplitude An electron undergoes simple harmonic motion with the acceleration shown below:a„(t)= -amax sin(wt)with amax =365.16 m/s and w = 5.08 rad/s.What is the amplitude of the electron's position?(in m)1.AO 6.01ВО 8.00CO 10.64DO 14.15EO 18.82

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An electron undergoes simple harmonic motion with the acceleration shown below: an (t) = -amax sin(wt) with amax What is the amplitude of the electron's position? (in m) = 365.16 m/s´ and w = 5.08 rad/s. 1. AO 6.01 BO 8.00 CO 10.64 DO 14.15 EO 18.82

An electron undergoes simple harmonic motion with the acceleration shown below: an (t) = -amax sin(wt) with amax What is the amplitude of the electron's position? (in m) = 365.16 m/s´ and w = 5.08 rad/s. 1. AO 6.01 BO 8.00 CO 10.64 DO 14.15 EO 18.82

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