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Prove that the expression for x(t)in Equation15.55 is a solution to the equation of motion for a damped oscillator, Equation 15.54, if and only if the angular frequency Ó¬is given by the expression in Equation 15.56.

Short Answer

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Angular frequency Ó¬is b24m2-km

Step by step solution

01

Concepts and Principles

Damped Oscillations: During oscillations, the mechanical energy E in a real oscillating system diminishes because external forces, such as drag, limit the oscillations and convert mechanical energy to thermal energy. After that, the true oscillator and its motion are said to be in bed. If the damping force is given by f=-bv, where vis the oscillator's velocity and bis the damping constant, the oscillator's displacement is given by

x(t)=Ae-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)

where Ó¬denotes the damped oscillator's angular frequency and k,

Ó¬=km-b24m2

The angular frequency of an undamped oscillator (b=0) is represented byk/m. The solution to Equation(1)is the general equation of motion of a damped oscillator:

d2xdt2+bmdxdt+kmx=0

02

Given Data

In Equation for15.55, the expression forx(t) is:

x(t)=Ae-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)

The equation for damped oscillator's motion is:

d2xdt2+bmdxdt+kmx=0

A damped oscillator's angular frequency is:

Ó¬=km-b24m2

03

Required Data

If the angular frequency is given by equation (2), we must show that equation (1)is a solution to equation(3)

04

Solution

With regard to time, the first derivative ofx(t)is:

dx(t)dt=ddtAe-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)

=A-b2me-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬e-b/2msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

=Ae-bt/2m-b2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬sin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

where x(t)is given in Equation (1)

05

Step 5

With regard to time, the second derivative of x(t)is:

d2x(t)dt2=ddtdx(t)dt

Substitute for dx(t)/dtfrom Equation (4):

d2x(t)dt2=ddtA-b2me-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬e-bt/2msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

=Ab24m2e-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+Ó¬b2me-bt/2msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

--bÓ¬2me-bt/2msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+Ó¬2e-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)

=Ab24m2+Ó¬2e-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬me-bt/2msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

=Ae-bt/2mb24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)

06

Step 6

Substitute for x, dx/dt, and d2x/dt2from Equations (1)through (5)forx,dx/dt,d2x/dt2in equation(3)

Ae-bt/2mb24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bmAe-bt/2m-b2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬sin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+kmAe-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)=0

Divide all sides by Ae-bt/2m:

b24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bm-b2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬sin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+km[cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)]=0

07

Step 7:

b24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)-b22m2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+km[cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)]=0

b24m2-b22m2+Ó¬2+kmcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)=0

Ó¬2-b24m2+km=0

solving for Ó¬, we obtain:

Ó¬=b24m2-km

Hence, we have shown that Equation (1) is a solution to Equation (3) if the angular frequency is given by Equation (2).

08

Step 8

d2xdt2+bmdxdt+kmx=0

Ae-bt/2mb24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bmAe-bt/2m-b2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-Ó¬sin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+kmAe-bt/2mcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)=0

b24m2+Ó¬2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)+bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)-b22m2cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)-bÓ¬msin(Ó¬t+Ï•)+km[cos(Ó¬t+Ï•)]=0

b24m2-b22m2+Ó¬2+kmcos(Ó¬t+Ï•)=0

Ó¬2-b24m2+km=0

solving for Ó¬, we obtain

Ó¬=b24m2-km

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