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A 2.0 kg block is attached to the end of a spring with a spring constant of 350 N/m and forced to oscillate by an applied force F(15N)sin(Ó¬dt), where Ó¬d=35rad/s. The damping constant is b=15kg/s.Att=0, the block is at rest with the spring at its rest length. (a) Use numerical integration to plot the displacement of the block for the first 1.0 s. Use the motion near the end of the 1.0 sinterval to estimate the amplitude, period, and angular frequency. Repeat the calculation for (b)Ó¬d=KMand (c)Ó¬d=20rad/s.

Short Answer

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  1. Amplitude, period, and angular frequency from interval t=0 to t s andÓ¬d=35rad/s is0.495s,12.686rad/srespectively.
  2. Amplitude, period and angular frequency for Ó¬d=kmis 0.212m,o.495s,12.686rad/s.
  3. Amplitude, period and angular frequency for isÓ¬d=20rad/sis 0.592m,0.495s,12.686rad/s.

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01

The given data

  • Mass,2.0kg.
  • Spring constant, k=350N/M.
  • Applied force,F=(15N)(sinÓ¬dt).
  • Angular frequency of damping,Ó¬d=15rad/s.
  • Damping constantb=15kg/s.
  • Time interval t=Ostot=1s.
02

Understanding the concept of the wave motion in damping

Using the numerical integration of the damping force, we can find the amplitude of the spring. Then using the formula for damping frequency, we can find the angular frequency of the spring and using the formula of the period, we can find the period of the spring. A similar procedure can be used to find the amplitude, frequency, and period of the spring for different damping frequencies.

Formulae:

The force of damping, fd=-bvwhere b =damping constant (i)

The angular frequency of damped oscillations,Ó¬'=km-b24m2 (ii)

The period of damped oscillations, T=2Ï€/Ó¬'(iii)

03

a) Calculation of amplitude, period, angular frequency and plotting the displacement graph

From equation (i), the displacement equation is given as follows:

Asb=(15N)(sinÓ¬dt)dt=-(15kg/s)dxdt(15N)(SINÓ¬Dt)dt(15kg/s)=-dx(1m/s)(sinÓ¬dt)dt=-dx
Asb=(15N)(sinÓ¬dt)dt=-(15kg/s)dxdt(15N)(SINÓ¬Dt)dt(15kg/s)=-dx(1m/s)(sinÓ¬dt)dt=-dx

As driving frequency,Ó¬d=15rad/s

∫-dx=∫(1m/s)(sinӬdt)dt-x=(1m/s)-cos(Ӭdt

Integrating above equation between interval 0 to 1, we get the amplitude at 15 rad/s as:

x=(1m/ss)-cos(35rad)s+cos(o)s=(1m/s)(0.903+1)=(1m/s)(1.903s)=1.903m

Now using equation (ii), the angular frequency of the oscillations is given as:

Ó¬'=(350N/m02.0kg-(15kg/s)24(2.0kg)2=160.9375rad/s=12.686rad/s

Using equation (iii), we can get the period of oscillation as:

T=2Ï€12.686rad/s=0.495s

A graph of x versus t is as below:

Therefore, Amplitude, period and angular frequency from interval t=0 to and Ó¬d=35rad/sis1.93m,0.495s,12.686rad/sisrespectively.

04

(b) Calculation of amplitude, period and angular frequency

We are given that the angular driving frequency is:

Ó¬d=km=350N/m2.0kg=13.228rad/s

Therefore, we have from part a, we have the amplitude as:

x=91M/s)=cos(13.228rad)s+(0)s=(1m/s)(-0.788+1)=0.212m

Now, we have, angular frequency of oscillations using equation (ii) as

localid="1657282099789" Ó¬'=(350N/m2.0kg-(15kg/s)24(2.0kg)2=160.9375rad/s=12.686rad/s

We have, the period of oscillations using equation (iii) as:

localid="1657282109131" T=2Ï€12.686rad/s=0.495s

With the driving frequency, we have x (t) versus t as,

Therefore, Amplitude, period and angular frequency from interval t=0 to t=1 s and

Ó¬d=km=13.228rad/sis0.212m,o.495s,12.686rad/sisrespectively.

05

(c) Calculation of amplitude, period, and angular frequency

We have been given the driving frequency as:

Ó¬d=20rad/s

Therefore we have from part a, the amplitude of oscillation as:

x=1ms-cos(20rad)s+cos(0)s=1ms(-0.408+1)0.592m

Now, we have, the angular frequency of oscillations using equation (ii) as:

Ó¬'=350N/m2.0kg-15kgs24(2.0kg_)2=160.9375rad/s=12.686rad/s

We have, the period of oscillations using equation (iii) as:

T=2Ï€12.686rad/s=0.495s

We can plot, x(t) vs t as,

Therefore,Amplitude, period and angular frequency from intervalt=0tot=1sandÓ¬d=20rad/s0.592m,0.495s,12.686rad/s isrespectively.

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