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A)
In order for simple harmonic motion (vibration) to occur:
Group of answer choices
A randomly varying force must be applied to the system
A constant force must be applied to the system
A force that attempts to push the system away from an
equilibrium position must be applied to the system
A force that attempts to restore the system to an equilibrium
position must be applied to the system
B)
In a simple harmonic system, damping...
1. (a) Describe in your own words and mathematically the
harmonic oscillator approximation to molecular vibration. (b) What
does this approximation lack in terms of representing real
molecular bonds? (c) When is the approximation most valid and when
are higher order approximations necessary?
Consider a simple harmonic oscillator function that corresponds
to some vibration in the vertical direction: y(t) = 10 cos [ 20 π t
− π/2 ]
(a) what is the amplitude of vibration (in arbitrary units)?
(b) what is the vertical displacement at t = 0?
(c) what is the period of the vibration?
(d) what is the sign (positive, negative, or zero) of the
vibration’s velocity at t = 0?
(e) Use the information gathered in steps (a) through...
What is the t distribution and why is it needed? How
do we know to use the t distribution in the construction of a
confidence interval of the mean rather than the normal
distribution? Give an example. Ask a
question
Briefly explain what information you obtained from the
calibration plot and why we needed it. Be specific. How did you use
it to find the concentration of the unknown?
How
do enzymes increase the rate of biological reactions? Why are
enzymes needed? What do we mean by allosteric and covalent enzyme
modification when referring to an enzyme’s activity? Give a
complete description of each type of regulation and an example.
What is saturation? 4 points