Simple Harmonic Motion |
| Introduction
Now suppose the ball started from a point after than =
0 say then :![]() ![]() So here = phase constant# illustration :-
Two SHM's of amplitude with initial hase constanta as start with angular velocities w and 4w respectively. Find the time after
which they are in phase.Question:- That they are in phase. Solution :- "In phase" means having same phase. Which means they are at the same position instant & their velocities are also in same direction. * Tip The problem can be solved easily using two techniques : (1) circle method for SHM (2) Relative Concept. ![]() ![]() Initial angle between two = ![]() So time taken = ![]() Dumb Question : Is only the functiony = SHM?Solution :- No, any function which satiesfies the condition that if y = y(t); then , can represent
the SHM.Accelaration and velocity in SHM : ![]() ![]() if = 0 and ![]() The graphs if drawn are :- ![]() [of = 0] . All v, y, w have different
Amplitude.Differential Equation of accelation of particle SHM is # Illustration : If equation of a motion is Show
that it is SHM and find maximum accelaration and maximum velocity.Solution :- ![]() ![]() Hence it is SHM. Now ![]() * Energy terms in SHM : ![]() (a) Kinetic Energy : ![]() (b) Potential Energy : ![]() Derivation : Work done by Force F during displacement from x to x + d is ![]() Integrate both sides ![]() Now Potential Energy =
- Work Done by force.So, ![]() Let at ![]() So ![]() So total Energy in SHM : ![]() for a particular SHM with
w |




=
0 say
then :

with initial hase constanta as
start with angular velocities w and 4w respectively. Find the time after
which they are in phase.



SHM?
, can represent
the SHM.

= 0 and 

= 0] . All v, y, w have different
Amplitude.
Show
that it is SHM and find maximum accelaration and maximum velocity.







Potential Energy =
- Work Done by force.



for a particular SHM with
w


