Solution:
Simple harmonic motion has constant mechanical energy
1/2mv2 + 1/2kx2 = C
When the spring is at amplitude x = A, velocity is zero
When the spring is at zero deflection velocity is at maximum
therefore
C = 1/2kA2 = 1/2m(vmax)2
Because the velocity is squared, when velocity is half of its
maximum, kinetic energy is one quarter of the total energy
therefore spring potential is three quarters of the total
energy.
0.75C = 1/2kx2
0.75 1/2 kA2 = 1/2kx2
0.75A2 = x2
x = A√0.75
x = 1.67(√(0.75)
x = 1.45 cm .
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