The simple Harmonic motion equation for a 5 kg object attached to a spring is: X=.75...
The simple Harmonic motion equation for a 5 kg object attached to a spring is:
X=.75 sin (4(pi)t + (pi/3))
a) What is its max velocity based on the equation?
b) Check part a answer using Energy (show work)?
c)What is the max force exerted on the object?
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The simple Harmonic motion equation for a 5 kg object attached
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X=.75...
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