Simple harmonic motion Flashcards

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definition of simple harmonic motion

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The motion of a particle about a fixed point such that its acceleration is proportional to its displacement from a fixed point and is directed towards the fixed point.

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what is the Period (T)

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the time taken to complete one full cycle and return to start position

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what is the frequency

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the number of complete oscillations

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4
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frequency equation

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1/time

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5
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period equation (T)

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1/frequency

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6
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what does simple harmonic motion link acceleration with

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the displacement from centre of oscillation (X)

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7
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Displacement(X) Equation

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Acosωt

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velocity equation

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-Aωsinωt

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acceleration equation

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-Aω^2cosωt

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equation for Hooke’s law

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Force(F) =constant(K) X extension(x)

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Angular frequency equation

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ω=2πf=2π/T

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period T of simple pendulum length

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⊤=2π√(l/g)

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period T of simple pendulum mass

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⊤=2π√(m/k)

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acceleration equation

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a = -ωx^2

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15
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what is damped Oscillations

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damping is the conversion of kinetic energy into heat energy until all the kinetic energy is lost. this is caused by air and friction.

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16
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when does forced oscillation occur

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forced oscillation is when a periodic driving force is applied to a body capable of vibrating.

17
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what is resonance

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when frequency of driving force equals the natural frequency of a system, large amounts of amplitude and vibration will occur.

18
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what happens during heavy damping

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the displacement reduces almost exponentially to zero

19
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what happens during light damping

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the amplitude of oscitation is reduced to almost exponentially to zero

20
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what happens when a body undergoes free oscillation

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it vibrates at its natural frequency