a) w = sqrt(k/m)
= sqrt(65/0.65)
= 10 rad/s <<<<<<<<<-----------Answer
b) at t = 0 ,
y(t) = A*cos(w*0 - phi)
0 = cos(-phi)
cos(pi/2) = cos(phi)
==> phi = pi/2 rad (or) 1.57 rad <<<<<<<<<-----------Answer
c) we know, vo = A*w
==> A = vo/w
= 4.8/10
= 0.48 m <<<<<<<<<-----------Answer
d)
v(t) = dy/dt
v(t) = -vo*sin(w*t - phi)
at t = 0.25 s,
v = -4.8*sin(10*0.25 - pi/2)
= -3.84 m/s <<<<<<<<<-----------Answer
e) a_max = A*w^2
= 0.48*10^2
= 48 m/s^2 <<<<<<<<<-----------Answer
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