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Ch-15 Help-Session

CH-15-072 =k/m= 2f; f=(k/m)/ 2 = (25/0.02)/ 2 f = 5.6 Hz T072: Q27. A block of mass 20 g is attached to a horizontal spring with spring constant of 25 N/m. The other end of the spring is fixed. The block is pulled a distance 10 cm from its equilibrium position (x = 0) on a frictionless horizontal table and released. The frequency of the resulting simple harmonic motion is (Ans: 5.6 Hz) Q28.: A horizontal spring is fixed at one end. A block attached to the other end of the spring undergoes a simple harmonic motion on a frictionless table. Which one of the following statements is correct? (Ans: The frequency of the motion is independent of the amplitude of oscillation. =k/m= 2f; f=(k/m)/ 2 = (25/0.02)/ 2 f = 5.6 Hz The frequency of the motion is independent of the amplitude of oscillation 11/5/2019

CH-15-072 Q29.: A simple pendulum consists of a mass m = 6.00 kg at the end of a light cord of length L. The angle θ between the cord and the vertical is given by (t)= 0.08 cos(4.43t+) , where t is in second and  is in radian. Find the length L. (Ans: 0.50 m) Q30.A block attached to an ideal horizontal spring undergoes a simple harmonic motion about the equilibrium position (x = 0) with an amplitude xm = 10 cm. The mechanical energy of the system is 16 J. What is the kinetic energy of the block when x = 5.0 cm?( Ans: 12 J) E=kxm2/2 = 16 J; xm=10 cm=0.1 m; k=2E/xm2 = (2 x 16)/0.12 k =3200 N/m K=E-U=E-kx2/2 =16-(3200x0.052/2) K= 16-4 = 12 J T= 2/=2L/g;L=g/2 L=g/2=9.80/(4.43)2=0.499 m 11/5/2019

CH-15-071 T071 Q12.: A 2.00 kg uniform meter stick (L = 1.00 m) is pivoted at one of its end and made to oscillate in a vertical plane about this end. The period of oscillation is: (Ans: 1.64 s) Q13.: A 0.20 kg object attached to a horizontal spring whose spring constant is 500 N/m executes simple harmonic motion. If its maximum speed is 5.0 m/s, the amplitude of its oscillation is:(Ans: 0.10 m) vmax=xmax= (k/m) xmax xmax =  vmax/ (k/m) =5/ (500/0.20) = 0.10 m T=2(I/mgh) =2[(ML2/3)/(MgL/2))] T = 2(2L/3g)= 1.638 s 11/5/2019

CH-15-071 Q14.A 3.0 kg block, attached to a spring, executes simple harmonic motion according to the relation: x = 2.0cos(50 t ) , where x is in m and t is in s. The spring constant of the spring is: (Ans: 7.5 × 103 N/m) Q15: A particle is in simple harmonic motion along the x axis. The amplitude of the motion is xm . When it is at x = 10 cm, its kinetic energy K = 6.0 J and its potential energy U = 4.0 J (measured with U = 0 at x = 0). When it is at x = -5.0 cm, the kinetic and potential energies are: (Ans: K = 9.0 J and U = 1.0 J) E=kxm2/2=K+U=6+4=10 J At x=10 cm, U=kx2/2=4.0 J; k=2U/x2=8/0.12=800 N/m At x=-5.0 cm= -0.05 m U’=kx2/2=800 (-0.05)2/2=1.0 J K’=E-U’=10-1.0=9.0 J k=2m = (50)2 x3.0=7500 N/m 11/5/2019