Physics, asked by adityabenke00, 11 months ago

The maximum velocity of a particle
performing S.H.M.is 6.28 cm/s. If the length
of its path is 8 cm, calculate its period.​

Answers

Answered by ashlesha29
54

v= 6.28

l of path = 8 cm

that means Amplitude A = 4 cm

v=omega*A

omega= v/A =6.28/4

time period= 2π/(omega)

= 6.28/(omega) =4 s

Answered by agis
32

The time period of oscillation is 4 s.

Explanation:

The maximum velocity of a particle  executing S.H.M  is given as

v_{max}=\omega A

Here,  A is the amplitude of S.H.M and \omega is the angular frequency.

As path length is 8 cm, so

amplitude, A = 8 cm/2 =4 cm.

Given v_{max} =6.28cm/s.

substitute the value, we get

6.68cm/s=\frac{2\pi}{T}\times4cm                            (As  \omega=\frac{2\pi}{T}, T is the time period)

T=\frac{2\times3.14}{6.68cm/s}\times4cm

T = 3.76 s = 4 s.

Thus, time period of oscillation is 4 s.

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