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How to get to the acceleration equation of an oscillating object, a=-w^2.x ? Thank you for your time kind people!
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Use Newton's second law of motion and Hooke's law for the restoring force.
Ah yes thank you for the hint! F = ma and F = -kx, then I just rearrange. Ha I guess I just panicked.
No problem :)
I have seen it done as follows: x = A sin(w t) v = dx/dt = w A cos(w t) a = dv/dt = -(w^2) A sin(w t) = -(w^2) x
That as well, yes :) Thank you very much!
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