The maximum speed and acceleration of a simple harmonic oscillator are 0.87 m/s and 1.48 m/s^2
A. Find the amplitude of this motion.
B. Find the period of this motion.
Express your answers with the appropriate units.
maximum speed vmax = Aw = 0.87 ..(1)
amax = Aw^2 = 1.48 ..(2)
from (2)/(1)
w = 1.48/0.87 = 1.7 rad/s
from (1) A*1.7 = 0.87
A =0.512 m
(b) w = 2pi/T = 1.7
2*3.14/T = 1.7
T = 3.7 s
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