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A spring system in the landing gear of a vehicle model oscillates in sinusoidal form with...

A spring system in the landing gear of a vehicle model oscillates in sinusoidal form with a maximum displacement of 142mm and a frequency of 8 Hertz happens to have a zero displacement at time t=0sec. Identify an equation to represent this motion and sketch the displacement over one cycle.

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