A weight on the end of a spring oscillating in harmonic motion. The equation model for oscillation is d (t) = 6 sin, where d is the distance (in centimeter) from the equilibrium point in t sec.
a. What is the period of the motion? What is the frequency of the motion?
b. What is the placement from the equilibrium at t = 2.5? Is the weight moving toward the equilibrium at this time?
c. What is the displacement from equilibrium at t = 3.5? Is the weight moving toward the equilibrium point or away from the equilibrium at this time?
d. How far does the weight move between t = 1 and t = 1.5 sec?
e. What is the average velocity for this interval?
equation for oscillation is d (t) = 6 sin2t .
a)
period of motion(T) = "\\frac{2\\pi}{\\omega}" = "\\frac{2\\pi}{2}" = "\\pi" sec.
frequency (f) = "\\frac{1}{T}" = "\\frac{1}{\\pi}" sec-1
b)
at equilibrium t= 0, d(0) = 6 sin2(0) = 0
at time t = 2.5, d(2.5) = 6 sin2(2.5) = 6 sin5, here the sin5, angle 5c is in radian so to convert it into degree we use 3600 = (2"\\pi")c
1c (radian) = 360/2"\\pi" = 180/"\\pi"
thus, d(2.5) = 6*sin( (5*180)/"\\pi" ) = 6*(- 0.959) = -5.75 cm
range of displacement [-6,6] as sin range [-1,1]
thus, the weight is moving away from the equilibrium at t = 2.5 sec.
c)
at t = 3.5 sec , d(3.5) = 6* sin(2*3.5) = 6* sin(7)
d(3.5) = 6* sin((7*180)/"\\pi" ) = 6* (0.665) = 3.991 cm
thus, the weight is moving away from the equilibrium.
d)
at t = 1 sec,
d(1) = 6*sin(2*1)c = 6* sin((2*180)/"\\pi" )0 = 6* 0.909 = 5.455 cm
at t=1.5 sec,
d(1.5) = 6* sin(2*(1.5))c = 6* sin((3*180)/"\\pi" )0 = 6* 0.141 = 0.847 cm
thus, the weight move between t= 1 and t = 1.5 sec is
d(1.5) - d(1) = 0.847 - 5.455 = -4.607 cm
e)
average velocity = "\\frac{d(d)}{dt}= (6*cos2t)*{\\frac{d(2t)}{dt}} = (6*cos2t)*(2) = 12cos2t"
average velocity at t= 1sec to t = 1.5 sec is
V = 12cos2(1.5) - 12cos2(1) = 12(cos3 - cos2)
V = 12 [cos(3*180/"\\pi" ) - cos(2*180/"\\pi" )] = 12[-0.99 - (-0.42)] = 12*(-0.57)
V = - 6.89 cm/sec.
negative sign shows that the velocity is decreasing as time increase from 1 sec to 1.5 sec.
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