(b) A particle performs simple harmonic motion with centre O and amplitude 2 metres. The period of oscillation is a seconds. P and Q are two points which lie at a distance V3m on either side of O. Find the time taken by the particle to move directly from P to Q.

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2. (a) The equation of motion of a particle P moving in a straight line OX is
dr
+ 6
+ 4z = 0, where ris the displacement of P from O at time t.
(dt)
dt
Initially, Pis at O, moving with specd V3ms .
(i) Show that the displacement r of Pcan be written in the form
I = Ac "cos(nt + €). stating the values of A, n and e
(ii)
Find the period of the motion.
(b) A particle performs simple harmonic motion with centre O and amplitude 2 metres.
The period of oscillation is a seconds. P and Q are two points which lie at a distance
V3m on either side of O.
Find the time taken by the particle to move directly from P to Q.
Transcribed Image Text:2. (a) The equation of motion of a particle P moving in a straight line OX is dr + 6 + 4z = 0, where ris the displacement of P from O at time t. (dt) dt Initially, Pis at O, moving with specd V3ms . (i) Show that the displacement r of Pcan be written in the form I = Ac "cos(nt + €). stating the values of A, n and e (ii) Find the period of the motion. (b) A particle performs simple harmonic motion with centre O and amplitude 2 metres. The period of oscillation is a seconds. P and Q are two points which lie at a distance V3m on either side of O. Find the time taken by the particle to move directly from P to Q.
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