3.6.1.2 - Simple Harmonic Motion Flashcards

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What is SHM?

A

An oscillation in which the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to its displacement from its equilibrium position, and is directed towards the equilibrium.

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What is the amplitude proportional to?

A

-x (displacement)

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3
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What does the gradient on a displacement time graph =?

A

Velocity.

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What does the gradient on a velocity time graph equal?

A

Acceleration

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What is angular frequency?

A

Frequency of oscillations in rads-1

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What is phase difference?

A

Difference between two oscillations.

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How can you calculate phase difference?

A

2π Δ t/T

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What are antiphase points?

A

Two points which are exactly opposite (π out of phase)

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