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Particle with mass m moves along the x-axis. It has a fixed force + F0 when x <0 and fixed force -F0 when x> 0. Describe the motion of the object by phase diagrams. Calculate the cycle movement (indicated by m, F0 and amplitude A)
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Do you want a equation of motion or? I'm not familiar with what phase forms are. googling "phase forms classical mechanic" doesn't help me either, I mostly get phase space results.
do you mean fixed force, cause F usually means force in CM
@caozeyuan yeah sorry my bad it should be "fixed force" not power.. I'll correct that
@ljetibo sorry that should be phase diagrams not "phase forms", translation error
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