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Physics, 02.12.2021 02:10 naomirice24

If the cone of a loudspeaker moves sinusoidally at 1.6 kHz with an amplitude of 4.5 μm, then: A) what is the cone's maximum speed? B) What is the cone's maximum acceleration?

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