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A body describes shm with amplitude of 5 cm and a period of 0.2seconds. Find the acceleration and velocity of the body

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Answered by kiyara01
14

Amplitude ( A ) = 5 cm

Time period ( T) = 0.2 sec

(a) when displacement ( x) is 5 cm

Then,

a = -w²x

= -(2π/T)²x

= - (2π/0.2)² × 5 × 10^-2

= -5π² m/s

Velocity = w√(A² - x²)

= (2π/T)√(A² - x²)

= (2π/0.2)√(0.05² - 0.05²)

= 0

(b) when x = 3 cm ,

acceleration = -w²x

= ( 2π/0.2)² × 3 × 10^-2

= (10π)² × 3 × 10^-2

= 3π² m/s

Velocity = w√(A² - x²)

= (2π/0.2)√(0.05²-0.03²)

= 0.4π² m/s

(c) when displacement is x = 0

Acceleration a = - w²x = 0

Velocity = w√(A² - x²) = wA

= (2π/0.2)√0.05²

= 0.5π m/s

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Answered by Anonymous
21

Given :

▪ A body is performing SHM with amplitude of 5cm.

To Find :

▪ Max. velocity and Max. acceleration of body.

Formula :

Maximum velocity :

\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed{\bf{\pink{v_{max}=A\omega}}}}

Maximum acceleration :

\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed{\bf{\green{a_{max}=A{\omega}^2}}}}

  • A denotes amplitude
  • ω denotes angular frequency

✒ Formula of angular frequency in terms time period is given by

\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed{\bf{\orange{\omega=\dfrac{2\pi}{T}}}}}

  • T denotes time period

____________________________

Angular frequency :

✏ ω = 2π / T

✏ ω = 2×π / 0.2

ω = 10π Hz

Maximum velocity :

→ Vmax = Aω

→ Vmax = 0.05×10π

Vmax = 0.5π mps

Maximum acceleration :

✏ (a)max = Aω^2

✏ (a)max = 0.05×(10π)^2

(a)max = 5π^2 m/s^2

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