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what is the amplitude of a simple harmonic oscillation which has maximum velocity beta and maximum acceleration alpha?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

Explanation:

For SHM, maximum acceleration, a

max

2

a=α where a is the amplitude of SHM.

and maximum velocity, v

max

=ωa=β

so,

β

α

=

ωa

ω

2

a

or

β

α

=

T

or T=

α

2πβ

Answered by Anonymous
0

Explanation:

For SHM, maximum acceleration, a

max

2

a=α where a is the amplitude of SHM.

and maximum velocity, v

max

=ωa=β

so,

β

α

=

ωa

ω

2

a

or

β

α

=

T

or T=

α

2πβ

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