Answer:
100 m / s^
F =ma from this divided F and ma by m to get acceleration
a = F / m
a = ?
F = 5 N
m = 50 g = 0. 0 5 kg ; if 1 kg = 1000g how much kg of 50 g by criss cross method we get 0.05 kg
so; 5N / 0. 05 kg = 5kg m / s^ / 0.05 kg
kg cancel by kg
the result is 100 m/ s^
Answer:
y (t) = 0.754 * cos ( 7.96 t - 69.52)
Explanation:
Given:
m = 1.5 kg , k = 95 N / m , v₀ = 6 m / s , d = 0.35 m , t = 0
y (t) = A * cos ( ω * t - φ )
Using the equation that describe the motion
m * v = - k * x ⇒ m * x'' = - k * x
Angular velocity is equal to
ω = √ k / m ⇒ ω = √ 95 N /m / 1.5 kg
ω = 7.96 rad /s
A = v / ω ⇒ A = 6 m /s / 7.96 rad / s
A = 0.754
d = cos * φ ⇒ φ = cos ⁻¹ * 0.35
φ = 69.52
y (t) = A * cos ( ω * t - φ ) ⇒ y (t) = 0.754 * cos ( 7.96 t - 69.52)
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Answer:
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