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simple harmonic motion (energy concept)
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19 Jan 2007 19:21:42 IST
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Re:simple harmonic motion (energy concept)
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Given,
kA = 50N
1/2KX²=1/2mv²
hence , v=wx
which means ,
wAcos(wt)=wAsin(wt)
tan(wt)=1
wt=pie/4
Now,
x=A*sin(45)
A/1.414
we know,
kA=50
k=50/A
Magnitude of force = kx
(50/A) * (A/1.414)
=50/1.414
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