Tom K. answered 07/28/21
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
ω = 2π/P = 2π/8π = 1/4
Since the particle starts at (0, 8) and moves clockwise, then the position of the particle is
(8 sin t/4, 8 cos t/4)
You could write this as (8 cos(-t/4+π/2), 8 sin(-t/4+π/2) to show the fact that the particle starts at (0, 8) and moves clockwise - the negative reflects the clockwise movement - expansion of this gives you the result above; alternatively, if you think of how the sin and cos functions behave, the result above jumps out at you.