The displacement of two identical particle executing SHM are represented by equations x1=8 sin (10t+π/6) and x2=5 sin ωt.For what value of ω total energy of both the particle is same?
4 units
8 units
16 units
20 units
Answers
Displacement function of both the SHMs has been provided as follows :
We need to find the value of for which the total energy will be same for both SHMs.
We know that total energy for an SHM will be :
Comparison of TE for both SHMs , we can say that :
So final answer :
Value of is 16 units
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QUESTION -
The displacement of two identical particle executing SHM are represented by equations x1=8 sin (10t+π/6) and x2=5 sin ωt.
For what value of ω total energy of both the particle is same?
[ A ] 4 units
[ B ] 8 units
[ C ] 16 units √√√√√√ [ Correct Answer ]
[ D ] 20 units
SOLUTION -
From the above Question, we are able to gather the following information...
The displacement of two identical particle executing SHM are represented by equations x1=8 sin (10t+π/6) and x2=5 sin ωt.
Since these particles are identical,
We can therefore state that the two energy levels of the two identical particles are equal.
So,
Displacement Equation Of Particle 1 :
=> x1 = 8 sin (10t+π/6)
Displacement Equation Of Particle 2 :
=> x2 = 5 sin ωt
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FORMULAE USED :
We know that for a particle which is experiencing SHM,
Total Energy Level Of Particle :
Now, The General Equation Of The Displacement Of A Particle Experiencing SHM -
Now, from the above two equations, let us compare the equations to get the values of the Coefficients ω and A.
=> Comparing :
Here we need to find
Now let us Substute these values into the energy lvl equation I defined earlier..
=> Substituting :
Solving :
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So the value of value of ω = 16, the energy level of both the particles are same.
Hence, Option C is The Correct Answer.
ANSWER :
Option C is The Correct Answer.
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