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The function
x = (8.5 m) cos[(5?rad/s)t + ?/3
rad]
gives the simple harmonic motion of a body. At t = 7.3 s,
what are the (a) displacement,
(b) velocity, (c) acceleration,
and (d) phase of the motion? Also, what are the
(e) frequency and (f) period of
the motion?
The position is given by,
x = (8.5 m) cos[(5(pi)rad/s)t + (pi)/3 rad]
(a)
at t = 7.3 s, the displacement is,
x = (8.5 m) cos[(5(pi)rad/s)(7.3 s) + (pi)/3 rad]
= -7.36 m
(b)
The velocity of the oscillations is,
v = dx/dt
= d/dt [(8.5 m) cos[(5(pi)rad/s)t + (pi)/3 rad]]
= -(8.5 m)(5)(pi)sin[(5(pi)rad/s)t + (pi)/3 rad]
At t = 7.3 s, the velocity is,
v = -(8.5 m)(5)(pi)sin[(5(pi)rad/s)(7.3 s) + (pi)/3 rad]
= -66.75 m/s
(c)
The acceleration is,
a = dv/dt
= d/dt{-(8.5 m)(5)(pi)sin[(5(pi)rad/s)t + (pi)/3 rad]}
= -(8.5 m)[(5)(pi)]2cos[(5(pi)rad/s)t + (pi)/3 rad]
At t = 7.3 s, the acceleration is,
a = -(8.5 m)[(5)(pi)]2cos[(5(pi)rad/s)(7.3 s) + (pi)/3 rad]
= 1.816x103 m/s2
(d)
The phase angle is,
angle = (pi)/3 rad
= 1.047 rad
(e)
The frequency is,
f = w/2(pi)
= [(5)(pi) rad/s]/2(pi)
= 2.5 Hz
(f)
the period is,
T = 1/f
= 1 / 2.5 Hz
= 0.4 s