A block hangs on a spring attached to the ceiling and is pulled down 8 in. below its equilibrium position. After release, the block makes one complete up-and-down cycle in 1.2 sec and follows simple harmonic motion. a. Write a function to model the displacement d (in inches) as a function of the time d (in seconds) after release. Assume that a displacement above the equilibrium position is positive. b. Find the displacement of the block and direction of movement at t = 0.3 sec .
A block hangs on a spring attached to the ceiling and is pulled down 8 in. below its equilibrium position. After release, the block makes one complete up-and-down cycle in 1.2 sec and follows simple harmonic motion. a. Write a function to model the displacement d (in inches) as a function of the time d (in seconds) after release. Assume that a displacement above the equilibrium position is positive. b. Find the displacement of the block and direction of movement at t = 0.3 sec .
Solution Summary: The author compares the quantities with the actual function, that is, d=Amathrmcos5pi 3t.
A block hangs on a spring attached to the ceiling and is pulled down 8 in. below its equilibrium position. After release, the block makes one complete up-and-down cycle in
1.2
sec
and follows simple harmonic motion.
a. Write a function to model the displacement
d
(in inches) as a function of the time
d
(in seconds) after release. Assume that a displacement above the equilibrium position is positive.
b. Find the displacement of the block and direction of movement at
t
=
0.3
sec
.
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