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               x = 8 cos(3t + π/3)

When t=0,        x = 8 cos(π/3)

Position  =  8 cos(π/3) = 8 (0.5)  =  4 .

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                 - (8) (3) sin(3t + π/3)  =  - 24 sin(π/3)  =  -20.78

Acceleration = second derivative of    8 cos(3t + π/3)  

                   = first derivative of    - 24 sin(3t + π/3) 

                   =        - (24) (3) cos(3t + π/3)

                   =        -72 cos(π/3)  =  -36  .

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