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A simple harmonic oscillator, of mass m and natural frequency wo, experiences an oscillating driving force f(t) = ma cos wt. Therefore, its equation of motion is d²x + wóx = a cos wt, dt2 where x is its position. Given that at t function x(t). Describe the solution if w is approximately, but not exactly, equal 0 we have x = dx/dt = 0, find the to wg.

A simple harmonic oscillator, of mass m and natural frequency wo, experiences an oscillating driving force f(t) = ma cos wt. Therefore, its equation of motion is d²x + wóx = a cos wt, dt2 where x is its position. Given that at t function x(t). Describe the solution if w is approximately, but not exactly, equal 0 we have x = dx/dt = 0, find the to wg.

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A simple harmonic oscillator, of mass and natural frequency , experiences an
oscillating driving force . Therefore, its equation of motion is

where is its position. Given that at we have , , find the
function . Describe the solution if is approximately, but not exactly, equal to .

A simple harmonic oscillator, of mass m and natural frequency wo, experiences an oscillating driving force f(t) = ma cos wt. Therefore, its equation of motion is d²x + wix = a cos wt, dt2 where x is its position. Given that at t = 0 we have x = function x(t). Describe the solution if w is approximately, but not exactly, equal dx/dt = 0, find the to wo.
Transcribed Image Text:A simple harmonic oscillator, of mass m and natural frequency wo, experiences an oscillating driving force f(t) = ma cos wt. Therefore, its equation of motion is d²x + wix = a cos wt, dt2 where x is its position. Given that at t = 0 we have x = function x(t). Describe the solution if w is approximately, but not exactly, equal dx/dt = 0, find the to wo.
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