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Lecture l notes

conditions for SMH
G fore acting object is proportional to the
on an

position of the object relative to equilibriumposition


May when displaced and
released the mass will
oscillate about

equilibrium
Geavisibrom position X O


Recall Hooke's Law Fs Kx

spring force is G Is from equilibrium
restoring force Spring constant


force exerted on the spring is proportional to the

displacement from the equilibrium
Spring force is towards equilibrium

force increases

Meg Garrow sizes

4 0

, force is always directed to to position
Gsp ring squished pushedto equilibrium
G spring stretched pulling to equilibrium


Relating stemto uniform circular notes

shadowmovesbackandforth
asreabaugoes
aroundthecircle




or



Meaningof the equator
representsa periodicrelationship
of acompletecycle
Uneductimet
A A amplitude
Meth is a simple
maximumdisplacement harmonic if position is
a cosine sine of time

Since it is periodic
value increases by21T

time to period T W ttt wtt at
Wtt WT Wtt 2 IT


IT relationship of Icycle
becauserepeatsafter ate andtime it takes

, lecocq CH Aces cut weak
amplitude ratewhere it oscillates

SCH CLOT cos Cut w2 9
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maxpotentialE highestpoint

max kinence equilibrium

restoringforcetouringit backto equilibrium tension gravity
Gasmovedawayfromequilibrium more fractionofgravitytries to bringit back
Garrowof increasesasmovedawayfromequilibrium



Resonance

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has lowest
has highest frequency sax masses have different natural oscillators
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