Simple Harmonic Motion Flashcards
In Simple harmonic motion acceleration is directed towards ____ and proportional to the
The fixed point,displacement
Some examples of simple harmonic motion include
Spring,simple pendulum,heart beat
Simple harmonic motion can be explained with a
Reference circle
Amplitude is the
Maximum displacement from the mean position
Velocity in a simple harmonic motion is maximum at the
Mean or fixed position where X=A
P.E is max at
Max displacement where X=A
A simple harmonic system will gradually lose its energy due to
Air resistance
The phenomenon where an object in simple harmonic motion gradually loses its speed ____ is said to occur
Damping
The frequency which an object will vibrate in if left undisturbed is
Fundamental frequency
When a tuning force forces a larger surface to vibrate(table top) its said to have used
Forced vibrations
Whenever the frequency of a vibrating body on a system coincides with the natural frequency of the system the object is said to vibrate at a larger amplitude
Resonance
Which professionals make use resonance the most
Divers
Other examples of resonance is
Glass windows vibrating because of high pitched notes cars also experience resonance
____ is set up when two progressive waves of same freq and magnitude overlap eachother
Stationary waves
The superposition of 2waves of the same frequency and Amplitude that are out of phase creates a region of
Zero disturbance
The amplitude of the resultant gotten from a resultant waves
Is the algebraic dum of the Amp. Of the 2 waves
Both longitudinal and traverse can create
Stationary waves
Music produced by instruments e.g string are
Are Transverse
The effect where 2 waves vibrating in phase reinforce each other is called
Constructive interference
The 2 main waves that show the interference effect is the
Light and Sound waves
Wide opening is equal to___ in wavelength
No change in. Direction
Narrow opening results in
Circular and wide diffraction
A wave is plane polarized if
Vibration occurs in one plane
Polarized light can be produced with the aid of
Tourmaline crystals