How To Solve Simple Harmonic Motion Problems In Physics

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
  • This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into how to solve simple harmonic motion problems in physics. It explains how to calculate the frequency, period, spring constant and the angular frequency of a mass-spring system. It also explains how to find the amplitude and frequency from a displacement cosine equation.
    Intro to Pressure:
    • Introduction to Pressu...
    Fluid Pressure Review:
    • Fluid Pressure, Densit...
    Simple Harmonic Motion:
    • How To Solve Simple Ha...
    Energy In a Simple Harmonic Oscillator:
    • Energy In a Simple Har...
    Simple Harmonic Motion Review:
    • Simple Harmonic Motion...
    The Simple Pendulum:
    • The Simple Pendulum
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    The Physical Pendulum:
    • Physical Pendulum Prob...
    Mechanical Waves Problems:
    • Mechanical Waves Physi...
    Wave Speed on a String:
    • Wave Speed on a String...
    Standing Waves on a String:
    • Standing Waves on a St...
    Speed of Sound In Matter:
    • Speed of Sound in Soli...
    Sound Intensity Physics Problems:
    • Sound Intensity Physic...
    _______________________________
    Sound Intensity Level:
    • Sound Intensity Level ...
    Beat Frequency:
    • Beat Frequency Physics...
    Standing Waves In Organ Pipes:
    • Standing Waves In Orga...
    Doppler Effect Physics Problems:
    • How To Solve Doppler E...
    Sound Waves Review:
    • Sound Waves, Intensity...
    Physics PDF Worksheets:
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    For the second question, should Force = - k * x or Force = k * x? I've seen negative for SHM but noticed you just left it positive so I'm not sure

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    we can easily calculate t=2pi*root(m/k) and finally value of k

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    How did you determine the formula for frequency, I noticed that the formula was different from example one than it was in example 2. F= 1/T vs Example 2, F= 1/2pie [K/m]

  • @IamKudos
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    so whats that t inside of the cosine ration in the x position formula?

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    @PandemoniumVice 3 года назад +3

    3:48 Okay, I'm having difficulty finding the Spring Constant in a problem I'm working on. All I'm given is the mass (m=10kg) and the frequency (f=4 Hz) in a vertical simple harmonic oscillation. I need to find the frequency when the mass is 85 kg. How do I find k from here if I don't know x? Or I guess how do I find x from the weight and frequency? The only force acting on the object is gravity.

    • @micheekashale3858
      @micheekashale3858 3 года назад

      When m= 85kg
      f= 1,372 Hz
      Using same K= 6316,55N/m (drawn from the formula of frequency with the first given coordinates of m=10kg, f=4Hz )
      Then use the same K found to substitute in the equation with the new mass of 85kg to find the frequency.

  • @shaneclark4479
    @shaneclark4479 5 лет назад +4

    For question 1 part b
    I got f = 31.4Hz
    I did this with the eq. (1/2pi)(sqrt(k/m))
    How do you know which equation to use? Because they both give different answers

    • @MAXYANKEE5
      @MAXYANKEE5 5 лет назад

      Your equation is correct. You probably are making a calculation error.
      300/0.75 = 400
      sqrt of 400 = 20
      20/6.28 = 3.18 Hz

    • @jacobwaldrop6466
      @jacobwaldrop6466 Год назад

      @@MAXYANKEE5 where did you get the 6.8 from? (1/2pi) is 1.57 and 1.57x20=31.4

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