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  • physics
  • a level physcis
  • a level physics
  • periodic motion
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Periodic Motion

, Simple Harmonic Motion


The acceleration and resultant
force of body is proportional to
·
a


its displacement from its equalibrium position .


The acceleration and resultant
force acts towards equilibrium position.


REMEMBER :
r acceleration
Force are both vectors so have size a

direction .
size
The
first point talks about the
of the
restoring F
or a second talks about direction
-

Main examples
of SMM :




~ Pendulums
> Mass on a
spring
.




a = - w2x

gradient-

, Equations for Simple Marmonic Motion
.




x = Aeos (wt) x =
displacement

A =
amplitude

v = - wa sin (wt) t =
time


angua velocity
w =




>
A cas(wt)
a w v
velocity
=
- =




a = wax a = acceleration .




·
The last equation =

definition of simple hamonic motion
. Calculator must be


set to radians
.

REMEMBER = SW =
Gif

Maximum
velocity and acceleration




v =
WAsin(wt) a =
-wit cos(wt)


max of sina cos =


↓
- . v = wit a = -
=A



[maximum displacement
amplitude]
=

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