1. The only functions whose second derivative is proportional to the negative of itself are A cos(wt) and B sin (wt) where A, B, and w are constants. Assume the cosine solution is the one that is relevant. a. Determine the 2nd derivative of A cos (wt) with respect to time

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1. The only functions whose second derivative is proportional to the negative of itself are A cos(wt) and B sin (wt)
where A, B, and w are constants. Assume the cosine solution is the one that is relevant.
Determine the 2nd derivative of A cos (wt) with respect to time
a.
(*) (44).
b. Substitute Q(t) = A cos (wt) and your result from (a) into the differential equation for Q(t) above and solve
for the natural angular frequency w of the oscillations in terms of L and C. Show work.
d²
dt²
(A cos (wt)) =
c. What are natural (resonant) frequency f and period T of the oscillations in the circuit in terms of L and C.
Transcribed Image Text:1. The only functions whose second derivative is proportional to the negative of itself are A cos(wt) and B sin (wt) where A, B, and w are constants. Assume the cosine solution is the one that is relevant. Determine the 2nd derivative of A cos (wt) with respect to time a. (*) (44). b. Substitute Q(t) = A cos (wt) and your result from (a) into the differential equation for Q(t) above and solve for the natural angular frequency w of the oscillations in terms of L and C. Show work. d² dt² (A cos (wt)) = c. What are natural (resonant) frequency f and period T of the oscillations in the circuit in terms of L and C.
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