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30 March, 15:19

A body oscillates with simple harmonic motion according to the following equation. x = (2.5 m) cos[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad] (a) At t = 7.0 s, find the displacement. 1.77 Correct: Your answer is correct. m (b) At t = 7.0 s, find the velocity. - 33.32 Correct: Your answer is correct. m/s (c) At t = 7.0 s, find the acceleration. - 628.1 Correct: Your answer is correct. m/s2 (d) At t = 7.0 s, find the phase of the motion. rad (e) At t = 7.0 s, find the frequency of the motion. Hz (f) At t = 7.0 s, find the period of the motion. s

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  1. 30 March, 15:24
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    A. 1.77m

    B. - 33.3m/s

    C. - 628.27m/s²

    D. 2π² or 26°

    E. 3Hz

    F. 0.33s

    Explanation:

    Given X = 2.5cos (6πt + π/4)

    (a) at t = 7

    X = 2.5cos[6π (7) + π/4)

    = 2.5cos[42π+π/4] = 2.5cos (169π/4)

    = 2.5cos[21*360 + 45]

    = 2.5cos (π/4)

    = 1.7677m

    ~=1.77m

    Note: π = 180°

    Hence 169π/4 = 7605° = [21*360 + 45] = 45°

    (B) velocity = dX/dt

    dX/dt = - 2.5sin (6πt + π/4) * 6π ...

    = - 15πsin[6π (7) + π/4]

    = - 15πsin (169π/4)

    = - 15πsin (π/4)

    = - 33.325

    ~ = - 33.3m/s

    (C) acceleration; a = d²x/dt² = X"

    x" = d (dx/dt) / dt

    x" = - 15sin (6πt+π/4) * 6π

    = - 90π²cos (6π + π/4)

    = - 90π²cos (π/4)

    = - 628.26m/s²

    (D) phase angle = wπT

    = (2πf) π * 1/f

    = 2π² = 180π = 566° = 360+206

    = 206 = 180° + 26°

    = 26°

    Note π=180°

    (E) using the acceleration, a we use the formula:

    a = - w²x

    w = 2πf

    a = - (2πf) ²x

    a = - 4π²f²x

    f = √ (a/4π²x) = 1 / (2π) √ (a/x)

    = 0.1591√ (628.26/1.77)

    = 2.998

    ~ = 3Hz

    At t = 7.0, x = 1.77m

    (F) T = 1/f = 1/2.998

    T = 0.3335s
  2. 30 March, 15:34
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    Given:

    Displacement, x = (2.5 m) cos[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    A.

    At t = 7s,

    x = 2.5 * cos (42π + π/4)

    = 2.5 * cos (169/4 * π)

    = 5/4 * sqrt2

    = 1.77 m

    B.

    dx/dt = v = - (2.5 * 6π) * sin[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    = - 15π * sin[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    At t = 7s,

    = - 15π * sin[ (42π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    = - 15π * sin (169/4 * π)

    = - 15/2 * π * sqrt2

    = - 33.32 m/s

    C.

    dv/dt = a = - (2.5 * (6π) ^2) * cos[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    = - 90 * (π) ^2) * cos[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    At t = 7s,

    = - 90 * (π) ^2) * cos[ (42π rad/s) + π/4 rad]

    = - 45 * (π) ^2) * sqrt2

    = - 628.1 m/s^2

    D.

    Comparing,

    x = Acos (wt + phil)

    With,

    x = (2.5 m) cos[ (6π rad/s) t + π/4 rad]

    Phase angle, phil = π/4 rad

    Since 2π rad = 360°

    π/4 rad = 360/8

    = 45°

    E.

    angular velocity, w = 2π/t

    = 2π * f

    Comparing the above equations,

    w = 6π rad/s

    Frequency, f = 6π/2π

    = 3 Hz

    F.

    Period, t = 1/f

    = 1/3

    = 0.33 s.
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