If y denotes the displacement and t denotes the time and the displacement is given by y=a sinwt ,the velocity of particle is what?
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y= a sinwt
dy/dt=v= acoswt .w
v=wa coswt
on differentiating displacement wrt to time ,we gets velocity
dy/dt=v= acoswt .w
v=wa coswt
on differentiating displacement wrt to time ,we gets velocity
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If a is a positive constant then it will remain as it is and derivative of sin (x) is cos (x) so when we differentiate we get
dy/dt=v= a cos (wt)
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