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A useful interface makes the current state visible before asking someone to act.

Notes

• Keep the first action close to its result.
• Use labels that still make sense when JavaScript is unavailable.
• Let a narrow screen scroll a wide table instead of compressing its columns into noise.

1. Observe the default state.
2. Change one control.
3. Compare the result with the stated values.

type Sample = { time: number; value: number };
const displacement = (time: number): number =>
  Math.exp(-0.18 * time) * Math.sin(2 * Math.PI * 1.2 * time);