An object executing simple harmonic motion has a maximum speed vmax and a maximum acceleration amax.
(a) Find the amplitude of this motion. Express your answer in terms of the variables vmax and amax.
A = __ ?
(b) Find the period of this motion. Express your answer in terms of the variables vmax and amax.
T = __ ?
in an SHM
v(max) = A*w ---------(1)
a(max) = w^2*A . --------(2)
w = sqrt( a(max) / A)
v(max) = A* sqrt( a(max) / A)
v(max) = sqrt ( A * a(max))
a) A = v(max)^2 / a(max)
so amplitude is v(max)^2 / a(max)
b) w = sqrt( a(max) / v(max)^2 / a(max))
w = sqrt( a(max)^2 ./ v(max)^2)
w = a(max) / v(max)
w = 2pi/T
2pi/T = a(max)/ v(max)
T = 2pi*v(max) / a(max)
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