a body oscillates with s.h.m according to the equation x=(6.12)cos[(8.38rad/sec)+1.92rad] find a)displasement b)velocity c)acceleration at the time t=1.90s.find also d)the frequency and e)period of the motion.
First, I think you left the t out of the equation by accident. It should be: \[x=6.12cos(8.38t+1.92)\] For a), just do that sum with t=1.9. x is the displacement. For b), you have to know that velocity is the time-derivative of displacement, i.e. \[v=\frac{dx}{dt}\] So if you differentiate that first equation for x with respect to t, you'll have an equation for velocity. Then just evaluate it at t=1.9. For c), you have to know that \[a=\frac{dv}{dt}=\frac{d^2x}{dt^2}\] So you have to do something similar to b). For d), I'll tell you that one of the numbers in the original equation for x you have is the ANGULAR frequency, which is 2π times the frequency. Which one do you think it is? For e), f=1/T
un cuerpo oscila con m.a.s con una elongacion x=6.12 cos(8.38t + 1.92) con x en metros y t en segundos. 1. el valor de elongacion cuando t= 1.90 s ¿es?
cual es el procedimiento
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