Question #276484

A spring is such that it would be stretched 8 in by a 20 lb weight. Let the weight be attached to



a spring and pulled down 5 in below the equilibrium point. If the weight is started with an upward



velocity of 4 flt/sec, describe the motion. No damping force or impressed force is present.

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2021-12-15T08:52:49-0500

spring constant =k=208=2.5=k=\frac{20}{8}=2.5


    k=2.5lb/in\implies k=2.5lb/in


mx¨+cx˙+kx=0m\ddot{x}+c\dot{x}+kx=0


    x¨+0+kmx=0\implies \ddot{x}+0+\frac{k}{m}x=0


    x¨+0+2.50.625x=0\implies \ddot{x}+0+\frac{2.5}{0.625}x=0


    x¨+4x=0\implies\ddot{x}+4x=0


    (x2+4)x=0\implies (x^2+4)x=0

    m=±2i\implies m=±2i


x(t)=c1cos(2t)+c2sin(2t)\therefore x(t) =c_1cos(2t)+c_2sin(2t)


x˙(t)=2c1sin(2t)+2c2cos(2t)\dot{x}(t) =-2c_1sin(2t)+2c_2cos(2t)


x(0)=5inx(0)=-5in


x˙(0)=r(0)=4ft/y\dot{x}(0)=r(0)=4ft/y


x(0)=c1+0c1=5\therefore x(0)=c_1+0 \\c_1=-5


x˙(0)=r˙(0)=2c2\dot{x}(0)=\dot{r}(0)=2c_2


    4=2c2c2=2\implies 4=2c_2\\c_2=2


required general y˙\therefore required\ general \ \dot{y}


x(t)=5cos(2t)+2sin(2t)x(t)=-5cos(2t)+2sin(2t)


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