what is differentiation of (sin wt) wrt t
actually i've confusion in shm , v2 = w2(a2 - x2) how did this equation come.
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v^2=w^2(a^2-x^2)
take square root both side
v=+_w√(a^2-x^2)
dx/dt= +_w √{a^2-x^2}
dx/√{a^2-x^2}=+_w.dt
now integrate
integration of 1/√(a^2-x^2) =1/a sin^-1x
this is standard form of integration .
you can see your Integration chapter in 12th class.
now ,
( 1/a) sin^-1x=+_wt
(1/a)x=sin(+_wt)=sin(wt+_$)
x=asin(wt+_$)
here you see equation like as shm motion of particle in x axis which pase difference is $
take square root both side
v=+_w√(a^2-x^2)
dx/dt= +_w √{a^2-x^2}
dx/√{a^2-x^2}=+_w.dt
now integrate
integration of 1/√(a^2-x^2) =1/a sin^-1x
this is standard form of integration .
you can see your Integration chapter in 12th class.
now ,
( 1/a) sin^-1x=+_wt
(1/a)x=sin(+_wt)=sin(wt+_$)
x=asin(wt+_$)
here you see equation like as shm motion of particle in x axis which pase difference is $
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Answer:
Explanation:
dsinwt/dt=coswt dwt/dt
w will come out and dt/dt cancel out
So it becomes coswt.w=dsinwt/dt
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