Energy of a particle executing shm....potential energy....class 11......please explain breifly
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✔️✔️ENERGY OF PARTICAL EXECUTING SHM ✔️✔️
a partical during SHM execute both KE AND PE
POTENTIAL ENERGY
happen due to dispalcement of partical form mean position
U= 1/2 KX^2
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U=1/2 m omega ^2 x^2
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a= - omega square y
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f= - m omega square y
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dw = m omega square y dy
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✔️✔️ENERGY OF PARTICAL EXECUTING SHM ✔️✔️
a partical during SHM execute both KE AND PE
POTENTIAL ENERGY
happen due to dispalcement of partical form mean position
U= 1/2 KX^2
:::::::::::::::::::::::::
U=1/2 m omega ^2 x^2
::::::::::::::::::
a= - omega square y
::::::::::
f= - m omega square y
:::::::::
dw = m omega square y dy
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The energy of a particle executing simple harmonic motion is given by the equation E=Ax2+Bv2 where x is the displacement from mean position x=0 and v is the velocity of the particle at x.
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