If the initial position of a block is x = .16 meters and its initial velocity is - 5 m/s, and K = 100 N/m and M = 3 kg. a) What is the angular frequency w, frequency f, period T? b) What is the amplitude A, phase angle ? c) Write the general equations for x, v, and a. d) What is the absolute value of the maximum values of x, v, a, K.E., U? e) When does the velocity 1st reach its maximum value? f) How many seconds will it take for the PE of spring to equal three times KE of block? (Answers) (Please show general formulas if you can to solve similar problems, thank you) a) w= 5.77 rad/s, f = .92 Hz, T = 1.088 sec b) A = .88 meters, phase angle = 2.96 rads c) x = .88sin(5.77t + 2.96), v = 5.1cos(5.77t + 2.96), a = -29.4sin(5.55t + 2.96) d) xmax= .88 meters, vm= 5.1 m/s, am= 29.4 m/s2, KEm= 38.7 Joules, Um= 38.7 J e) t = .58seconds f)t1= .213sec & t2= .394sec & t3= .758sec & t4= .939sec

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If the initial position of a block is x = .16 meters and its initial velocity is - 5 m/s, and K = 100 N/m and M = 3 kg.
a) What is the angular frequency w, frequency f, period T?
b) What is the amplitude A, phase angle ?
c) Write the general equations for x, v, and a.
d) What is the absolute value of the maximum values of x, v, a, K.E., U?
e) When does the velocity 1st reach its maximum value?
f) How many seconds will it take for the PE of spring to equal three times KE of block?

(Answers) (Please show general formulas if you can to solve similar problems, thank you)

a) w= 5.77 rad/s, f = .92 Hz, T = 1.088 sec

b) A = .88 meters, phase angle = 2.96 rads

c) x = .88sin(5.77t + 2.96), v = 5.1cos(5.77t + 2.96),

a = -29.4sin(5.55t + 2.96)

d) xmax= .88 meters, vm= 5.1 m/s, am= 29.4 m/s2, KEm= 38.7 Joules,

Um= 38.7 J

e) t = .58seconds

f)t1= .213sec & t2= .394sec & t3= .758sec & t4= .939sec

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