MEDAL!An object's motion is described by the equation d = 4 sin(pi t ) . The displacement, d , is measured in meters. The time, t , is measured in seconds. Answer the following questions: (a) What is the object's position at t = 0 ? (b) What is the object's maximum displacement from its resting position? (c) How much time is required for one oscillation? (d) What is the frequency?
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(a) What is the object's position at t = 0 ? so u wanna find d at 0 d = 4 sin(pi t ) find d(0) do u know how to do that ?
A) is the objects position 0
yess ur correct !
nw do u know how to find maximum displacement ?
isn't it the total distance the object traveled for this
yess it is , so do u know how to find it ?
not here I don't, so I could use some help
ok do u know how to find d' ?
only if I know t
diffrentiate d ?
no u dnt need to know t , u wanna find t
then I don't know how to find d
maximum displacment acures when d'=0
ok ok ill show u
ok
d = 4 sin(pi t ) d'=4 cos (pi t) do u know this ?
I think. do i do 0=4cos(pi t)
yess ur right ! and find t :)
t=1/2? or 3pi/2
yess ur correct ! so to chose which one is correct we see which of them gives the hight distance in d = 4 sin(pi t )
so 1/2 is the maximum displacement
yess ur correct cuz 3pi/2 gives negative answer
but not 1/2 is the displacment 1/2 is the time at the max displacment d(1/2) is the max d(1/2)=4 sin (pi /2) =4 ( so 4 is the max displacment)
oh ok
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