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zarkam21:

Help please

zarkam21:

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@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

F = kx 8 = (44)x solve for x

zarkam21:

D

Vocaloid:

good

zarkam21:

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Vocaloid:

highest velocity is at lowest point (kind of like the spring, where it's in the middle) so point C

zarkam21:

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Vocaloid:

you have two forces here, gravity + the tension force from the spring no motion = forces cancel out so mg = kx solve for x

zarkam21:

B

Vocaloid:

good

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Vocaloid:

initial potential energy = final kinetic energy so (1/2)kx^2 = (1/2)mv^2 solve for v

zarkam21:

b

Vocaloid:

good

zarkam21:

List five examples from daily life in which you see periodic motion caused by a spring or cord.

zarkam21:

1. a car going over a road bump 2. a wrist watch

Vocaloid:

a bit confused about the car going over a bump being periodic motion?

Vocaloid:

are you talking about the shock absorbers in the car?

zarkam21:

Yes

Vocaloid:

oh, ok

zarkam21:

would that be correct for one of the options

Vocaloid:

yeah, I'd just be sure to specify that the shock absorbers are the spring

zarkam21:

okay and what about the watchj?

zarkam21:

And what about a hair tie that is stretchy and would act as a cord?

Vocaloid:

yeah for the watch + hair tie, if it's pulled back and let go (while still holding on to one end) the motion should be periodic a guitar string is the only other example I can really think of rn

zarkam21:

bouncing basketball?

Vocaloid:

I am not sure if that's caused by a spring/cord

zarkam21:

ocean wave?

zarkam21:

a swinging tire swing

Vocaloid:

probably the swing (not the ocean wave, not a string/cord)

Vocaloid:

so that's 5 I think :S

zarkam21:

Yes it is = Thanks

zarkam21:

List five examples from daily life in which you see periodic motion caused by a pendulum

zarkam21:

Pendulums include any freely hanging object that swings freely once it is pushed.

Vocaloid:

one of those swinging things that hypnotists use (usually a watch or trinket of some kind) a metronome

zarkam21:

a person sitting on a swing without ,moving

zarkam21:

okay so 1. a metronome 2. a person sitting on a swing without moving

zarkam21:

just three more ufgg

Vocaloid:

an early version of a seismoscope (to measure earthquakes) had a pendulum like motion

Vocaloid:

|dw:1518031692593:dw| also one of these rides, called pendulum rides (so we're up to 4 now)

Vocaloid:

oh, and 5, a yo-yo

zarkam21:

wrecking ball too right

Vocaloid:

yup

Vocaloid:

wrecking ball is probably better than yo yo actually

zarkam21:

thank you so much

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