M5.3 Oscilations Flashcards

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1
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define simple harmonic motion

A

is a description of motion when displacement is propotional to negative acceleration

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2
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At maximum displacement what are acceleration and decelerations

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velocity is 0
acceleration is minimum in the negatives

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3
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define angular velocity/frequency

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the amount of radians traveled per second
were the object has returned to its original location being 2 pi radians

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4
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wht happens to energy in harmonic motion

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total energy remains constant
KE peak at 0 displacement
and at maximum displacement elastic or gravitational potential energy is max

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5
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define free oscillations

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free oscilations have no external forces
not affected by friction

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6
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how is period and frequency fixed in SHM

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because when greater final velocity increases as dislpacement increases

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7
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define resonance

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a driving force at the same frequency as the oscilations

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8
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what does the graph of resonance look like

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very high peak when frequency is equal to the oscilations. Quickly drops after

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9
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when is resonance used in real life

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microwaves resonant the frequency of water molecules
MRI scans resonating emitting radio waves

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10
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what is damping

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taking energy out of the system to reduce amplitude

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11
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what is exponential decay

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reducing by a fixed proportion each time
half life

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11
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what can dampen an oscilation

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air resistance
friction
water resistance

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12
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why must a damping force must have the same frequency as the objects natural frequency

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To remove the most energy from the system when the driven force has a similar freuqency of the object

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13
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How to investigate SHM of a horizontal ball and spring system

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Use a stroboscope to take pictures at set time intervals with a scale close to the system (ruler)

make sure camera is 90 degrees to the oscillation

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14
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provided v (max) is constant explain how maximum acceleration varies with frequency

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a (max) = (2(pi)f)^2A
v (max) = 2(pi)f * A
a = 2(pi) f
v (maxes)
as v (max) is constant a(max) is proportional to f

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15
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two masses connected by a spring
explain the difference in amplitude using newtons law

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N2 - F1 = m1a1 and F2 = m2a2
N3 - F1 = F2
amax = k xmax
so m proportional to 1/A
m2/m1 = A1/A2