COLLEGE PHYSICS LL W/ 6 MONTH ACCESS
COLLEGE PHYSICS LL W/ 6 MONTH ACCESS
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Author: Freedman
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Chapter 6, Problem 57QAP
To determine

(a)

Speed of the object, when it is 8.00 cm from equilibrium

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Answer to Problem 57QAP

Speed of the object, when it is 8.00 cm from equilibrium= 0.42 ms-1

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Object mass= 5.00 kgspring constant = 250 Nm-1spring is compressed 10 cm

Formula used:

  E=12kx2E=energyk=spring constantx=distance

  E=12mv2E=kinetic energym=massv=velocity

Calculation:

  Potential energy of the spring when it is compressed 10.0 cm,E=12kx2E=12×250 Nm-1×(0.1 m)2E=1.25 JWhen released, potential energy is converted to kinetic energy.

  As the total energy is constant, when it is at 8 cm,Ek=Ep10-Ep8Ek=kinetic energyEp8=potential energy at 8 cmEp10=potential energy at 10 cmEk=1.25 J-12*250 Nm-1*(0.08 m)2Ek=0.45 J

  E=12mv20.45 J=12×5 kg×v20.45 J=12×5 kg×v2v=0.42 ms-1

Conclusion:

Speed of the object, when it is 8.00 cm from equilibrium= 0.42 ms-1

To determine

(b)

Speed of the object, when it is 5.00 cm from equilibrium

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 57QAP

Speed of the object, when it is 5.00 cm from equilibrium= 0.61 ms-1

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Object mass= 5.00 kgspring constant = 250 Nm-1spring is compressed 10 cm

Formula used:

  E=12kx2E=energyk=spring constantx=distance

  E=12mv2E=kinetic energym=massv=velocity

Calculation:

  Potential energy of the spring when it is compressed 10.0 cm,E=12kx2E=12×250 Nm-1×(0.1 m)2E=1.25 JWhen released, potential energy is converted to kinetic energy.As the total energy is constant, when it is at 5 cm,Ek=Ep10-Ep5Ek=kinetic energyEp5=potential energy at 5 cmEp10=potential energy at 10 cmEk=1.25 J-12×250 Nm-1×(0.05 m)2Ek=0.94 J

  E=12mv2Ek=0.94 J=12×5 kg×v20.94 J=12×5 kg×v2v=0.61 ms-1

Conclusion:

Speed of the object, when it is 5.00 cm from equilibrium= 0.61 ms-1

To determine

(c)

Speed of the object, when it is at equilibrium

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 57QAP

Speed of the object, when it is at equilibrium= 0.71 ms-1

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Object mass= 5.00 kgspring constant = 250 Nm-1spring is compressed 10 cm

Formula used:

  E=12kx2E=energyk=spring constantx=distance

  E=12mv2E=kinetic energym=massv=velocity

Calculation:

  Potential energy of the spring when it is compressed 10.0 cm,E=12kx2E=12×250 Nm-1×(0.1 m)2E=1.25 JWhen released, at equilibrium all the potential energy is converted to kinetic energy.

  E=12mv2Ek=1.25 J=12×5 kg×v20.94 J=12×5 kg×v2v=0.71 ms-1

Conclusion:

Speed of the object, when it is at equilibrium= 0.71 ms-1

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