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A body executing SHM complete 120 oscillation per minute having amplitude of 1 oscillation find the velocity and acceleration of particle when it is at a distance 5 cm from the mean position

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Answered by hanshika123
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The particle starts from a distance of 1 cm from the mean position towards the positive extremity. Find the ... Epoch = α = sin-1(xo/a) = sin-1(1/5) = sin-1(0.2) = 11°32' ... If the amplitude of its oscillations is 2 cm, find the velocity. ... We have vmax = ωa .... The periodic time of a body executing S.H.M. is 2 s.

Answered by soniatiwari214
0

The question is incomplete, below you will find the missing amplitude.

Concept:

we will use the formula for obtaining velocity and acceleration. The number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit of time is frequency

Given:

body complete 120 oscillation per second, amplitude=6 cm, x= 5cm

Find:

  • the velocity of the particle
  • the acceleration of the particle

Solution:

As given in the question, body complete 120 oscillations in 1 minute

1 min = 120

∴ 1 sec = 120/60 = 2

∴frequency = 2

ω(angular frequency) = 2πf

                                     = 4π

as the formula for velocity we know

                  v = ω√a²-x²

                      = 4π√36-25

                        = 41.65 cm/s

now, the formula for acceleration

             A= -ω²x

                 = -16π²×5

                 = - 80π²

the negative sign shows the direction

Hence the velocity and acceleration can be find using the formula

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