where in the oscillation is this maximum reached?
Suppose a 200- g mass(0.20kg)is oscillated at the end of the spring up on a frictionless horizontal surface. The Spring can be stretched and compressed and has a Spring constant of 240N/m. It was originally stretched a distance of 12cm from its equilibrium. Where in this oscillation this maximum reached?
The initial potential energy is
PEmax = ( 1/2) k x2 = ( 1/2 ) ( 240 N / m ) ( 0.12 m )2 = 1.728 J
Maximum velocity of the mass is,
v = (
)
(x) = (
) (0.12 m) = 4.156 m/s
the mass will have maximum potential energy when it is at maximum amplitude. (farthest point from equilibrium)
and it will have maximum velocity when the object reaches equilibrium position.
where in the oscillation is this maximum reached? Suppose a 200- g mass(0.20kg)is oscillated at the...
Suppose that a 0.20kg is oscillating at the end of Spring upon a frictionless horizontal surface. The Spring can be both stretched and compressed and has a Spring constant of 240N/m. It originally stretched a distance of 12 cm from its equilibrium. What is the maximum velocity max that the mass will reach in its oscillation?
Suppose a 200-g mass (0.20kg) is oscillating at the end of the spring upon a frictionless horizontal surface. the spring can be both stretch and compassed and has a spring constant of 240 N/ m. It was originally stretched a distance of 12cm from its equilibrium. what is its initial potential energy PE max? show calculation
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