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Unit for position ANS - meters (m)



Unit for time ANS - seconds (s)



Unit for mass ANS - kg



Unit for velocity (v) ANS - meters per second (m/s)



unit for acceleration (a) ANS - meters per second squared



Unit for Force (F) ANS - kg x m / s^2 (Newtons) (N)



Unit for Pressure (p) ANS - N / m^2 (Pascal) (Pa)



Linear Restoring Force ANS - A force that is linearly proportional to the distance of the object from the
equilibrium position.



-Force that acts to bring an object BACK to an equilibrium position.



Hookes Law ANS - F=-kx



Force equals the negative spring constant times the displacement.



Newton's Second Law ANS - F=ma

, Hookes law and Newtons second law means... ANS - kx=ma



Natural Frequency of Oscillation ANS - ω sub 0 = √(k/m)



Angular Frequency (Fundamental) ANS - ω = 2πf



ω is radions per second



Angular Frequency ANS - f=1/2π √(k/m)



Periodic Motion ANS - motion repeated in equal intervals of time



where restoring force is directly proportional to magnitude of displacement



Equation for Harmonic Motion ANS - 𝑥 (𝑡 )= A cos (𝜔0 𝑡 + 𝜙)



𝜙 is phase



equation for period ANS - T=1/f



Threshold of human hearing ANS - 20 pa

0dB



Damping ANS - the gradual loss of amplitude of an oscillator



Without damping, amplitude can increase infinitely



Resonance ANS - the process by which an object is made to vibrate by absorbing energy at its natural
frequencies

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