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A mass M, attached to a horizontal spring excutes SHM with amplitude A₁ . When the mass M pases through its mean position , then a smaller mass m is placed over it and both of them move together with amplitude A₂ . The ratio of (A₁/A₂) is [AIEEE 2011 ] ​

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Answered by Rupma
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. When the mass M passes through its mean position then a smaller mass m is placed over it and both of them move together with amplitude A

2

. The ratio of (

A

2

A

1

)

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Velocity of particle at mean position initially,

V

=ωA

1

V

=

M

K

A

1

→(1)

After placing another mass,

(m+M)V

′′

=MV

V

′′

=

(m+M)

MV

V

′′

A

2

V

′′

=

m+M

K

A

2

M+m

MV

=

m+M

K

A

2

→(2)

ondividingboth,

M

M+m

=

M

M+m

A

2

A

1

A

2

A

1

=(

M

M+m

)

2

1

Answered by TheLifeRacer
6

Explanation:- At mean position ,Fnet = 0

  • ∴ By conservation of linear momentum

  • Mv₁ = (M+m)V
  • MωA = (M+m)ωA

But , angular velecity ,

  • ω ₁ = √k/M

  • ω₂ = √k/(M+m)

  • On solving

A₁/A₂ = (Μ+m)ω₂/(M)ω₁

A₁/A₂ =[( M+m)/M)]^½ Answer .

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