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A simple harmonic oscillator's position is given by y(t) = (0.950 m)cos(11.8t − 6.15). Find the...

A simple harmonic oscillator's position is given by

y(t) = (0.950 m)cos(11.8t − 6.15).

Find the oscillator's position, velocity, and acceleration at each of the following times. (Include the sign of the value in your answer.)

(a)    

t = 0

position       m
velocity    
m/s
acceleration     m/s2


(b)    

t = 0.500 s

position    
m
velocity     m/s
acceleration     m/s2


(c)    

t = 2.00 s

position    
m
velocity     m/s
acceleration     m/s2

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Answer #2

position, y(t) = (0.950 m)cos(11.8t − 6.15)

velocity, v(t)= dy/dt => v(t) = -(0.950 *11.8)sin(11.8t − 6.15).= -(11.21 m/s)sin(11.8t − 6.15).

accln a(t) = dv/dt = >a(t) = -(11.21*11.8 )cos(11.8t − 6.15).= -(132.278m/s^2)cos(11.8t − 6.15)

a)at t=0

position=y(0)=(0.950 m)cos(− 6.15) =0.942 m

velocity = v(0) = -(11.21 m/s)sin(− 6.15) = -1.49 m/s

accln = a(0)= -(132.278m/s2 )cos(− 6.15) =-131.106 m/s2 .

b) at t= 0.500s

position=y(0.500)=(0.950 m)cos(11.8*0.500− 6.15) =0.920 m

velocity = v(0.500) = -(11.21 m/s)sin(11.8*0.500− 6.15) = 2.77 m/s

accln = a(0.500)= -(132.278m/s2 )cos(11.8*0.500− 6.15) =-128.165 m/s2 .

c) at t=2.00 s

position=y(2.00)=(0.950 m)cos(11.8*2.00− 6.15) =0.162 m

velocity = v(2.00) = -(11.21 m/s)sin(11.8*2.00− 6.15) = 11.04 m/s

accln = a(2.00)= -(132.278m/s2 )cos(11.8*2.00− 6.15) =--22.54 m/s2 .

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