As shown in the figure, assume the left mass has been displaced a from its equilibrium position, and the right mass has been displaced distance a distance T2 from its equilibrium position. In terms of ri and z2 i. How much has the left spring been stretched/compressed from equilibrium? ii. How much has the middle spring been stretched/compressed from equilib- rium? iii. How much has the right spring been stretched/compressed from equilibrium? Draw a free body diagram on each mass and write Newton's second law for each one. Assuming that +r points to the right on the diagram, show that you get the following system of equations: 7n 7n The system has two normal mode frequencies wi and w2. Determine these two frequencies in terms of k and m. (Do you understand what the system is doing when it is oscillating at each of these frequencies)?
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You have two equal masses m1 and m2 and a
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surface at the relaxed position of the spring. You then hang mass
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A block with mass m = 5.7 kg is attached to two
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kright = 53 N/m. The block is pulled a distance x =
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rest.
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What is the magnitude of the net force on the block
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3)
What is the period of oscillation of...
Now consider 2 Springs A and B that are attached to a wall. Spring A...
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You have two equal masses m1 and m2 and a
spring with a spring constant k. The mass m1 is
connected to the spring and placed on a frictionless horizontal
surface at the relaxed position of the spring. You then hang mass
m2, connected to mass m1 by a
massless cord, over a pulley at the edge of the horizontal surface.
When the entire system comes to rest in the equilibrium position,
the spring is stretched an amount d1 as shown...
IV. Spring-Mass System Application - Consider the system of two masses and three springs as shown in the figure below. Let z(t) be the position mass m, and y(t) be the position of mass m. Let m, = 1, m, = 1, k, = 4, k, = 6, and k, = 4. ksi-ik, a.) Model the system with two second order differential equations. 6a.) System: b) Find the general solution to the system using the constants.) head of your choice....
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rest.
1)
What is the magnitude of the net force on the block
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What is the effective spring constant of the two
springs?
3)
What is the period of oscillation of...
Now consider 2 Springs A and B that are
attached to a wall. Spring A has a Spring constant that is 4 times
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freely along the rails. Assume that the masses move together so
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