You want to build a simple metronome using only a mass and a spring. You notice that when you place a 200 g mass on your spring, the system oscillates at a rate of 80 beats per minute.
a) For this system, what is the corresponding period (in seconds), frequency (in Hz), and radial frequency (in radians/second)?
b) Based on this information, what is the spring constant of your spring?
c) You now want to adjust your metronome so that it oscillates at a rate of 120 beats per minute, how heavy of a mass do you now need if you use the same spring as originally?
d) Instead of changing the mass, you now want to use the original 200 g mass but change the spring. What spring constant is required to achieve the new desired frequency of 120 beats per minute?
You want to build a simple metronome using only a mass and a spring. You notice...
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Differntial Equations Forced Spring Motion
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