Physics, asked by sahil102, 1 year ago

A simple harmonic motion had an amplitude A and time period T. Find the time required by it to travel directly from. (a)x=A to x=A/2. (b)x= -A/√2 to x=A/√2

Answers

Answered by arjunjayan47
1
1)T/6
Second one I have doubt I think it is T/4

sahil102: right how does you calculate it?????
arjunjayan47: Are u preparing for entrance examination?
arjunjayan47: First one we can calculate using x=Acos(wt) as we have to assume it starts from extreme position. Second one also apply the same logic.
sahil102: hmmmm jee
sahil102: okkkk got it thank u so much
arjunjayan47: Cool I am giving neet
sahil102: niceeee class's??
arjunjayan47: No I am doing dlp course from allen
sahil102: okkkkkk
sahil102: okkkkkk
Answered by maria9
2
the answer is -
b)x= -A/root 2 to x = A /root 2

sahil102: its a question........ we can get the answer by using eqution
sahil102: equation
sahil102: x=Asin(wt+phi)
Similar questions