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An oscillator has a quality factor of 300.By what percentage does its energy decrease in each cycle?
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In simple harmonic motion,the displacement x = A cos t and the acceleration a = - 2x.If A = 0.25 m and the period is 0.32 s,the acceleration when t = 0.12 s is
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If F is the force,x the displacement,and k a particular constant,for simple harmonic motion we must have
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Use the figure to the right to answer the next two problems. A ball of mass m = 100 g and radius r = 10 cm is suspended from a light spring with spring constant k = 4 N / m.The ball is then immersed in oil with viscosity = 0.2 Pa.s and driven at the resonant frequency by a variable force F = F0 cos (t) at an amplitude of A = 10 cm.
-How much energy is dissipated per cycle?
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An oscillator has a quality factor of 100.By what percentage does its energy decrease in each cycle?
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Use the figure to the right to answer the next two problems. A ball of mass m = 100 g and radius r = 10 cm is suspended from a light spring with spring constant k = 4 N / m.The ball is then immersed in oil with viscosity = 0.2 Pa.s and driven at the resonant frequency by a variable force F = F0 cos (t) at an amplitude of A = 10 cm.
-What is the value of Fo?
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The displacement in simple harmonic motion is a maximum when the
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A 2.5-kg object is attached to a spring of force constant k = 4.5 kN/m.The spring is stretched 10 cm from equilibrium and released.What is the kinetic energy of the mass-spring system when the mass is 5.0 cm from its equilibrium position?
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Use the figure to answer the next problem. A spring of negligible mass and spring constant k is attached to the wall on one end,and the other end is attached to the center of mass axis of a solid sphere of mass m and radius r.The spring is stretched a distance A from equilibrium and let go.The sphere rolls freely on a smooth surface.
-What is the linear kinetic energy when the sphere is at the equilibrium position?

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You want a mass that,when hung on the end of a spring,oscillates with a period of 1 s.If the spring has a spring constant of 10 N/m,the mass should be
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A physical pendulum oscillates with small amplitude and a frequency of 2.00 Hz at a place where g is equal to 9.81 m/s2.The length of a simple pendulum that would oscillate with small amplitude at the same frequency is approximately
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A 10-kg block starts from rest at a vertical height of 1 m on a 30º frictionless inclined plane.If the block slides down the incline and then 20 m along a frictionless horizontal surface into a fixed spring with a force constant of 100 N/m,the spring is compressed approximately
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A body of mass M is executing simple harmonic motion with an amplitude of 8.0 cm and a maximum acceleration of 100 cm/s2.When the displacement of this body from the equilibrium position is 6.0 cm,the magnitude of the acceleration is approximately
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For a simple pendulum to have a period of 1 s it must have a length of
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-The graph shows the average power delivered to an oscillating system as a function of the driving frequency.According to these data

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A body moving in simple harmonic motion has maximum acceleration when it has
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The displacement of a body moving with simple harmonic motion is given by the equation
After one-quarter of a period has elapsed since t = 0,which of the following statements is correct?

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A ball moves back and forth in simple harmonic motion along a line 12 cm long.When the ball is 4 cm from the left-hand end of its path,it has an acceleration of 24 cm/s2.When the ball is 1 cm from the right-hand end of its path the magnitude of its acceleration is
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When driving over a washboard speed bumps,certain speeds make the bumps less "bumpy." Suppose your car has mass of 1000 kg and the critical damping constant of the shock absorbers is 12000 kg/s,what is the "ideal speed" to drive across the bumps assuming that the bumps are 0.3 m apart? Hint: Find the decay time for the critically damped shock absorbers. 

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