Answer on Question #58438, Physics / Mechanics | Relativity
a body of mass 100gm is suspended from the end of a light eleastic spring and set up into oscillatory motion. The equation of its displacement is x=2cos[2pie+pie/4]. Find the phase constant and the period of oscillatory motion. What is the force acting on the body?
Find: φ−?T−?f−?
Given:
m=100×10−3kgx=2cos(2πt+4π)
Solution:
The equation of harmonic oscillations:
x=xmaxcos(ωt+φ0)(1),
where φ=ωt+φ0 - phase constant
With the condition of the problem:
x=2cos(2πt+4π)(2)
Of (1) and (2) ⇒φ=2πt+4π
The cyclic frequency:
ω=T2π(3),
where T - period of oscillatory motion
Of (3)⇒T=ω2π(4)
Of (1) and (2) ⇒ω=2π \quad (5)
(5) in (4): T=1 s
The equation of force:
f=fmaxcos(ωt+φ0)(6),
where fmax - peak value of force
Newton's Second Law in scalar form:
f=ma(7),
where a - acceleration of body
Of (7)⇒fmax=mamax(8),
Acceleration of body:
a=xt"(9),
where xtc – the second derivative of the coordinates of time
Of (1) and (9) ⇒
a=(−ωxmaxsin(ωt+φ0))′=−ω2xmaxcos(ωt+φ0)=−amaxcos(ωt+φ0)(10)
Of (10) ⇒ amax=ω2xmax (11)
Of (2) ⇒ xmax=2m (12)
(5) and (12) in (11): amax=8π2m/s2 (13)
(13) in (8): fmax=0,8π2N (14)
(14) in (6): f=0,8π2cos(2πt+4π)
**Answer:**
φ=2πt+4π
T=1 s
fmax=0,8π2Nf=0,8π2cos(2πt+4π)
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