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A 0.5 Kg mass is supported by a SPRING . The system is set in vibration at its natural frequency of “ 4 Hz “ with an amplitude...Asked by sand
A 0.5 Kg mass is supported by a spring . The system is set in vibration at its natural frequency of 4 Hz with an amplitude of 5 Cm.Find the spring constant .
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Answered by
drwls
Use the formula for natural frequency f:
f = [1/(2 pi)]*sqrt(k/m)
Rearrange it to solve for the spring constant k, knowing frequency (f) and mass (m).
4 pi^2 * f^2 * m = k
The amplitude does not matter in this case. The units of the answer (k) will be Newtons per meter if f is in Hz and m is in kg, since
kg * s^-2 = (kg*m/s^2)/m = N/m
f = [1/(2 pi)]*sqrt(k/m)
Rearrange it to solve for the spring constant k, knowing frequency (f) and mass (m).
4 pi^2 * f^2 * m = k
The amplitude does not matter in this case. The units of the answer (k) will be Newtons per meter if f is in Hz and m is in kg, since
kg * s^-2 = (kg*m/s^2)/m = N/m
Answered by
sand
I had already used the above formula and calculated k = 315.8 N/m
But the book answer is k = 101 N/m
Hence this query
But the book answer is k = 101 N/m
Hence this query
Answered by
drwls
The book answer appears to be wrong by a factor of pi
Answered by
sand
Thanks a lot
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