Periodic Motion Flashcards

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1
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Motion that repeats at a constant rate

A

Periodic motion

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2
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Position where the mass is at rest

A

Equilibrium position

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3
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Velocity is maximum as the mass passes through the equilibrium position, the spring force continues to decrease while gravity maintains a constant force on a mass

True of False

A

True

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4
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Friction that opposes the restoring force in oscillating systems produces

A

Damping

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5
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Below the equilibrium position, the upward pull of the spring is stronger than the downward pull of gravity

True or False

A

True

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6
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Periodic motion that is controlled by a restoring force proportional to the system displacement from its equilibrium position is called

A

Simple Harmonic Motion

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7
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The mass on the spring never goes farther from its equilibrium position than it was originally pulled, and a pendulum never rises above the height from which it was released. This maximum displacement is called

A

Amplitude

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8
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How many cycles the mass will complete in a unit of time

A

Frequency

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9
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Circular motion is similar to SMH

True or False

A

True

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10
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A simple or ideal pendulum consists of a mass suspended from an ideal string or a massless rod of length L called the

A

Pendulum arm

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11
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All the mass of an ideal pendulum is assumed to be at the end of the pendulum arm

True or False

A

True

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12
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The restoring force in a pendulum is the vector sum of the pendulum’s weight and the tension in the pendulum arm

True or False

A

True

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13
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In nonuniform circular motion such as that of pendulum, the vector sum of tangential and centripetal accelerations is its total acceleration

True or False

A

True

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14
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The restoring force of a pendulum oscillator from small angles is not dependent on the weight of the pendulum’s displacement angle.

True or False

A

False

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15
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The magnitude of the pendulum’s initial perpendicular displacement is the length of the side opposite to the initial angle 0

True or False

A

True

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16
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The period of of a pendulum is proportional to the square root of pendulum arm length and is inversely proportional to the square root of gravitational acceleration

True or False

A

True

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17
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A pendulum’s period is not related to the mass of a pendulum

True or False

A

True

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18
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The inventor of the first pendulum regulated clock, was a prominent Dutch scientist

A

Christiaan Huygens

19
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A damped oscillator would not experience simple harmonic motion in the absence of all frictional forces

True or False

20
Q

An overdamped oscillator can complete one cycle

True or False

21
Q

When the oscillator and medium viscosity are matched so that the mass hardly overshoots the equilibrium point it is called

A

Critically damped

22
Q

The frequency at which the force is most effective in increasing the swing amplitude

A

Natural oscillation frequency

23
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Is indicated by large amplitude oscillations

24
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Result from the periodic application of a force to the system

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Driven oscillations

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Are oscillations of extended bodies
Waves
26
The material through which waves travel
Medium
27
An oscillation in the medium
Disturbance
28
Is a disturbance that displaces the medium along its line of travel
Longitudinal waves
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Is a disturbance that displaces the medium perpendicular to its line of travel
Transverse waves
30
The regions where the molecules are pushed together have higher density and pressure than the average medium
Compression zones
31
The regions where the molecules are spread apart have lower density and pressure are called
Rarefaction zones
32
Longitudinal waves travel more rapidly through solid than through gases True or False
True
33
Some mechanical transverse waves can pass through gases or liquids True or False
False
34
Can carry information and energy from one place to another
Periodic waves
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Is the distance from one peak to the next
Wavelength
36
Are longitudinal pressure waves that come from a vibrating body
Sound waves
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Sound cannot travel through a vacuum True or False
True
38
Is the amount of power transported by the wave the the square of the wave's amplitude
Intensity
39
Scientists measure loudness in
Decibels (dB)
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How high or low a sound is
Pitch
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The frequency of the dominant note
fundamental
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The multiples of this frequency
harmonics
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is responsible for the change in frequency
Doppler effect