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Answer:

-8m

Explanation:

This question only requires to to substitute t = 0 and t = 1 into the equation to find the displacement.

Lets find the displacement at t = 0.


x(0)=4sin(\pi (0)+(\pi )/(2) )\\=4sin((\pi )/(2) )\\= 4m

Lets find the displacement at t = 1.


x(1) = 4sin(\pi (1)+(\pi )/(2) )\\=4sin(\pi +(\pi )/(2) )\\=-4m

Total displacement = Final Position - Initial Position

= x(1)-x(0)

= -4m - 4m

= -8m

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