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Arrangement is shown below...mass of block is m...stiffness is k...block is slightly pushed slightly against C..find the time period..


    
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its a hcv sum.

it is not important where u stand, but in which direction u are moving
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It has already been solved by waterdemon. Please go through the archives in mechanics

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Anyways posting it for you .........

Note:
Spring B = Y axis
Spring A = X axis
Spring C = Z axis (making angle 45 with x axis.)

Let "x" be the displacement of SpringC.

The displacement of A = (x)Cos(45) = x/2

Similarly,The displacement of B
=xSin(45)
=
x/2

Now the forces acting on "m" in the displaced position of m
are:

Kx in the direction of Spring C.
K
x/2 in the direction of Spring B
K
x/2 in the direction of Spring A

Therefore the Net Force in the direction of Spring C

=Kx + [(K
x/2)2 + (Kx/2)2]
=2Kx.

Therefore,
m(d2x/dt2) = 2Kx

(d2x/dt2) = (2K/m)x

= 2/T

= K/M

Therefore,

T =
2 (m/2K)

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