Briefly describe how the following terms are interrelated: harmonic motion, linear harmonic oscillator, damped harmonic oscillator, forced or driven oscillator, and nonlinear oscillator.
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- Can you help me with this question please. I appreciate your help!For a simple harmonic oscillator, which of the following pairs of vector quantities can't both point in the same direction? (The position vector is the displacement from equilibrium.) velocity and acceleration position and acceleration position and velocityQuestion 1 Unanswered A simple harmonic oscillator (no damping) has a spring constant of k = 2 N/m and a mass of 2 kg. It is displaced by +1 m from the equilibrium position, and given an initial velocity of +3 m/s. What will the amplitude of the oscillations be? A A = v5m В A = 3m C A = V10m A = V8m Submit Question 2 .. Unanswered
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