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A spring with a cart at its end vibrates at frequency 8.5Hz.
1.Determine the period of vibration
2.Determine the frequency if the cart's mass is doubled while the spring constant remains unchanged.
3.Determine the frequency if the spring constant doubles while the cart's mass remains the same.
1.Determine the period of vibration
2.Determine the frequency if the cart's mass is doubled while the spring constant remains unchanged.
3.Determine the frequency if the spring constant doubles while the cart's mass remains the same.
Answers
Answered by
Damon
F = -kx = m a
assume simple harmonic motion
y = A sin (2 pi f t)
then
a = acceleration = - (2 pi f)^2 y
ans
-k y = - m (2 pi f)^2 y
or
2 pi f = sqrt (k/m)
period = 1/f = (1/2pi) sqrt(m/k)
double m
2 pi f' = sqrt(k/2m) = old f/sqrt 2
3. well same deal but times sqrt 2 now
assume simple harmonic motion
y = A sin (2 pi f t)
then
a = acceleration = - (2 pi f)^2 y
ans
-k y = - m (2 pi f)^2 y
or
2 pi f = sqrt (k/m)
period = 1/f = (1/2pi) sqrt(m/k)
double m
2 pi f' = sqrt(k/2m) = old f/sqrt 2
3. well same deal but times sqrt 2 now
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