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A 0.02kg bolt moves with SHM that has an amplitude of 0.24m and a period of 1.5s. The displacement of the bolt is +0.24mwhen . Compute (a) the displacement of the bolt when t=0.5s; (b) the magnitude and direction of the force acting on the bolt when t=0.5s; (c) the minimum time required for the bolt to move from its initial position to the point where x=-0.18m; (d) the speed of the bolt when x=-0.18m.

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a) The displacement is x=0.121m.

b) The force is F=0.043Nand the force is acting in the positive x-axis.

c) The time is t= 0.58 s.

d) The velocity is Vx=0.67m/s.

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Definition of frequency amplitude, period, and angular frequency.

Frequency is defined as the number of oscillations done by an object per second.

The amplitude of motion can be defined as the maximum distance that an object travels before coming back to its original position.

The period can be defined as the time taken required to complete one cycle or oscillation.

Angular frequency is a quantity that measures how quickly an object oscillates with respect to time.

(a) Calculate the displacement using the formula

In a simple harmonic motion, the displacement is given by

x=Acosϖt-ϕ

Consider the given data as below.

When time, t=0s and the displacement is x=A.

A=Acosϕϕ=cos-11=0rad

The angular frequency is given by

ϖ=2πT=2π1.5=4.2rad/s

The displacement at t=0.5s will be

x=0.24cos4.2×0.5-0=0.24cos2.1=0.121m

Hence, the displacement isx=-0.121m.

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(b) Calculate the force.

In an SHM, the force is given by

F=-kx

The angular frequency is given by

ϖ=km

The equation of force will become F=-Mϖ2x.

F=-4.22×0.02×-0.121=0.043N

Hence, the force is F=0.043N and the force is acting in the positive x-axis.

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(c) Calculate the minimum time using displacement equation.

The minimum time required for the bolt to move from its initial position A=0.24m to the point x=-0.18mwill be

-0.18=0.24cos4.2t-0t=14.2cos-1-0.180.24t=0.58s

Hence, the time is0.58s.

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(d) Calculate the velocity.

In an SHM, the velocity is given by

Vx=+-kmA2-x2Vx=+-ϖA2-x2=+-4.20.242--0.182=+-0.67m/s

Hence, the velocity is Vx=0.67m/s.

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