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Calcluate the time taken by the body performing s.h.m.to cover half amplitude starting from the extreme position with period second.

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Answered by nirman95
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Answer:

If SHM starts from extreme , then it has initially phase of π/2.

Then its Equation will be :

x = A sin(ωt + π/2)

Calculation:

Now distance travelled is from A to A/2:

∴ A/2 = A sin(ωt + π/2)

=> ½ = cos(ωt)

=> π/3 = ωt

=> π/3 = {2π/T} × t

=> t = T/6

So final answer is T/6 , where T is the total time period is T

Answered by rajsingh24
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Calcluate the time taken by the body performing s.h.m.to cover half amplitude starting from the extreme position with period second.

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•SHM IS STATING FROM THE EXTREME POSITION, THEN INITIAL PHASE OF π/2.

•X=A/2.

EQUATION IS,

X=Asin(wt+π/2)

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HERE,

\impliesDISTANCE TRAVELLED FROM A TO A/2.

\implies.°.A/2=A SIN (wt +π/2)

\implies.°.½=COS (Wt)

\implies.°.π/3=WT

\implies.°.π/3=(2π/T) ×t. ( W VALUE 2π/T)

\implies.°.\cancel{π}3 =\cancel{π}2/T×t

\implies.°. 3×2/T=t

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