The position of a 47 g oscillating mass is given by x(t)=(1.7cm)cos13t, where t is in seconds.
A: Determine the amplitude.
B. Determine the period
C. Determine the Spring constant.
D. Determine the maximum speed.
E. Determine the total energy.
F. Determine the velocity at t = 0.45s
I am able to check the answers, but I'm not sure what the process is to get the answer. Every method I try isn't getting me to the right answers.
Answers are: A: A = 1.7cm B:T = 0.48s C: k = 7.9N/m D: vmax = 0.22m/s E: W total = 1.1 * 10-3F: v = 9.3 * 10-2 m/s
mass m = 47 g= 0.047 kg
x(t)=(1.7cm)cos13t, where t is in seconds.
Compare this x(t) = A cos wt you get ,
A = 1.7 cm
w = 13 rad/s
A: the amplitude. A = 1.7 cm
B. the period T = 2(pi) / w
= 2(3.1415) / 13
= 0.4833 s
C. the Spring constant k = mw 2
= 0.047 x13 2
= 7.943 N/m
D. the maximum speed V = Aw
= (1.7 cm) (13 rad/s)
= 22.1 cm/s
= 0.221 m/s
E. the total energy E = (1/2) kA 2
= 0.5 x7.943 x (1.7 x10 -2 ) 2
= 1.147 x10 -3 J
F. the velocity at t = 0.45s isv(t) = ?
We know v(t) = dx(t) / dt
= (1.7cm)(13) sin(13t)
= (22.1 cm/s) sin 13t
= (0.221 m/s) sin 13 t
v(0.45) = (0.221) sin (13x0.45)
= (0.221) sin 5.85
= 0.221(-0.4197)
= -0.09276 m/s
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