Damping harmonic motion - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Topics covered: -Pendulums -Mass-spring systems -Displacement, velocity and acceleration graphs -Energy changes -Practical: determining the spring constant of a spring -Practical: determining the period of pendulum -Damping -Resonance

Included in these notes are the key definitions (e.g. Young's modulus, damping) as well as the equations and explanations for how the density is measured in different states(e.g. regular solid, irregular solid, liquid). Hooke's law and the limit of proportionality are also defined as well as the transfer between elastic potential and kinetic in a spring. An explanation of tensile stress and strain and the equation linking these to Young's Modulus is also given. The difference between a britt...