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A simple harmonic oscillator in the physics lab is measured to have an amplitude of 150.00 cm and a maximum speed of 360.0 cm/s. What is its speed when the displacement is 3.60 cm?
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y = A sin wt , so y = 150 sin wt 3.60 = 150 sin wt gives you wt v = w A cos wt vmax = wA = 360 v = 360 cos wt, where you found wt above.
I am posting from another account now (the other account was my friend). I had the right idea for this, but how do you go about finding w from the information given?
Don't need w, get wt from the second line of my post sin (wt) = 3.60/150 = 0.024, wt = 1.38 o v = 360 cos(1.38) = 360
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