a)
The given equation is, x = 5.5 cos(7.1t)
Comparing this with the standard equation, x = A cos(t),
Amplitude, A = 5.5 m,
Angular frequency, = 7.1 rad/s
From the equation, k = m2,
Where k is the spring constant and m is the mass,
m = k/2
= 54/(7.1)2
= 1.07 kg
b)
Period, T = 2/
= 2/7.1
= 0.885 s
c)
Maximum speed, vmax = A
= 7.1 x 5.5
= 39.05 m/s
d)
Maximum potential energy = 1/2 kA2
= 0.5 x 54 x (5.5)2
= 816.75 J
e)
Total energy = maximum potential energy = maximum kinetic
energy
= 816.75 J
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