A block is attached to a spring. It is sliding back and forth on a frictionless...
A block is attached to a
spring. It is sliding back and forth on a frictionless surface. The
graph below represents the displacement of the block from
equilibrium as a function of time. Graph of displacement versus
time with several points labelled by letters Evaluate each of the
following statements:
The speed at point G is at a maximum.
The amplitude of the motion is 30cm.
The speed at point D is _____ the speed at point B.
The speed at point H is _____ the speed at point D
Homework Answers
(1) The speed at point G is at a maximum - True
(2) The amplitude of the motion is 30cm.- Flase ( amplitude is 15 cm )
(3)The speed at point D is greater than the speed at point B.
(4) The speed at point H is equal to the speed at point D
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