why we are using sin and cosin for harmonic motion .why cant we use other functions like tan sec etc.?
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Very good question dear,
For Harmonic motion we used Sine and cosines function for represent there displacement equations.
Why we use sine and cosine instead of Cot, Sec and Tan ?
harmonic motion is a experimental concept not theoretical concepts.
if you read same concept in a higher level you will get your answer.
but, I will tell you that I observed while performing harmonic experiment.
Let a tuning fork and hit turning fork by a rubber hammer then you get a vibration that vibration is harmonic.
now, try other
place a tuning fork fixed in front of laser light and that laser light reflected by tuning fork and create a point on the wall called reflection point.
take a rubber hammer and hit turning fork. by hitting tunning fork a vibration create on the upper end of the fork. and by laser light you can see vibration of tuning fork .. and these vibration make a continuous/ sin wave and discontinuous/ cosine wave.
so that why we used Sine and cosines function.
If you like please brainliest
For Harmonic motion we used Sine and cosines function for represent there displacement equations.
Why we use sine and cosine instead of Cot, Sec and Tan ?
harmonic motion is a experimental concept not theoretical concepts.
if you read same concept in a higher level you will get your answer.
but, I will tell you that I observed while performing harmonic experiment.
Let a tuning fork and hit turning fork by a rubber hammer then you get a vibration that vibration is harmonic.
now, try other
place a tuning fork fixed in front of laser light and that laser light reflected by tuning fork and create a point on the wall called reflection point.
take a rubber hammer and hit turning fork. by hitting tunning fork a vibration create on the upper end of the fork. and by laser light you can see vibration of tuning fork .. and these vibration make a continuous/ sin wave and discontinuous/ cosine wave.
so that why we used Sine and cosines function.
If you like please brainliest
Divini:
thank you so much.
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