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Un péndulo tiene un período de oscilación de 4 seg (T) , realizando su movimiento desde su posición de equilibrio, si la aplitud del movimiento es de 10 cm y el ángulo de desfase es de 20 grados. Calcular: La posición en la que se encuentra a los 5 segundos de haber iniciado el movimiento.

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