Question
If a body moving with simple harmonic motion has an angular velocity of 50 radiansper second, and an amplitude of 10 cm, calculate it's linear velocity?
Answers
y = A sin w t
y = 0.10 sin 50 t
*note amplitude in meters
v = 0.10 (50) cos 50 t = 5 cos 50 t
y = 0.10 sin 50 t
*note amplitude in meters
v = 0.10 (50) cos 50 t = 5 cos 50 t
Formular for linear velocity
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