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Does it screw up everything?
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It doesn't because the 5 just comes along for the right, everywhere.
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And don't think it's 5 x,
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because this 5 is part of x.
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So you can multiply your answer by any number you like,
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and you pick that number, that reproduces your initial displacement.
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So if you pulled it by 5, you put a 5.
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So, now we're very happy to describe this problem.
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It is true, you can put sin(t),
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but I will, in this problem we don't need it.
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Here's an answer that does everything you want it to do.
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At the initial time, it gives you 5 times cos(0), which is 5;