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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

Answered by nirman95
28

Displacement function of both the SHMs has been provided as follows :

1) \: x1 = 8 \sin(10t +  \frac{\pi}{6} )

2) \: x2 = 5 \sin( \omega t)

We need to find the value of \omega for which the total energy will be same for both SHMs.

We know that total energy for an SHM will be :

 \boxed{ \bold{TE =  \frac{1}{2} m { \omega}^{2}  {A}^{2} }}

Comparison of TE for both SHMs , we can say that :

 \therefore \:  \frac{1}{2} m { (\omega1)}^{2}  {(A1)}^{2}  = \frac{1}{2} m { (\omega2)}^{2}  {(A2)}^{2}

 =  >  {(10)}^{2}  \times  {(8)}^{2}  =  {( \omega2)}^{2}  \times  {(5)}^{2}

 =  >  \omega2 =  \dfrac{10 \times 8}{5}

 =  >  \omega2 = 16

So final answer :

Value of \omega is 16 units

Answered by Saby123
26

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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,

 \bold{ Energy \: Lvl _{1} = Energy \: Lvl _{2} }

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 :

 \tt{\purple{\leadsto{ \boxed{\boxed{ Total \: Energy \: Level = \dfrac{1}{2} . m . { \omega } ^ 2 . { A } ^ 2 }}}}}

Now, The General Equation Of The Displacement Of A Particle Experiencing SHM -

 \tt{\orange{\mapsto{ \boxed{\boxed{ x(t) = A \cos ( 2 \pi f t ) }}}}}

Now, from the above two equations, let us compare the equations to get the values of the Coefficients ω and A.

=> Comparing :

 \leadsto{   { \omega } _ { 1 } = 10 }  \\ \\ \leadsto { A _ {1} = 8 }

 \leadsto{   { \omega } _ { 2 } = ? }  \\ \\ \leadsto { A _ {2} = 5 }

Here we need to find  { \omega _{2} }

Now let us Substute these values into the energy lvl equation I defined earlier..

=> Substituting :

 \mapsto{ { 10} ^ 2 + { 8 } ^ 2 = { \omega _{2} } ^ 2 + { 5 } ^ 2 }

Solving :

 { \omega _{2} } = 16

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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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