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bard
Dec8-03, 10:14 PM
A particle has displacment given byx=3.0\cos(5\pi t+\pi) where x is in meters and t in seconds

A)What are the frequency ,F, and the period,T, of motion
B)What is the greatest distance the particle travels from equlibrium
c)Where is the particle at time t=0?t=0.5(s)
D)What is the velocity when t=0.5s

A)F=2.5, T=0.4
B)3.0M
c)3.0M
d)no idea

thank you

himanshu121
Dec8-03, 10:25 PM
Apply the formula for velocity i.e dy/dx

bard
Dec8-03, 10:33 PM
I have no idea what you are talking about? are my other answers correct?

himanshu121
Dec8-03, 10:36 PM
d)no idea

Others are correct i thought you need to calculate the velocity
dont u

bard
Dec8-03, 10:40 PM
yes i need to calculuate velocity, but i dont know how to get it.

himanshu121
Dec8-03, 10:43 PM
Look you got the displacement, Pls tell yourself what is the relation between displacement and velocity

bard
Dec8-03, 10:48 PM
ok so i have to take the derivative

x=3.0\cos(5\pi t+\pi)

so the derivative of that would be

3.0*-\sin(5\pi(0.5)+\pi)*d/dx(5\pi(0.5)+\pi

himanshu121
Dec8-03, 10:50 PM
Yes You got it right

bard
Dec8-03, 10:51 PM
yes but i get v=0 when i do the derivative. is this correct?

thnx for ur help

himanshu121
Dec8-03, 11:00 PM
Sorry U didn't write correctly
3.0*-\sin(5\pi(0.5)+\pi)*d/dx(5\pi(0.5)+\pi

it should be
3.0*-\sin(5\pi(0.5)+\pi)*d/dt(5\pi(0.5)t+\pi

I want to correct myself
Apply the formula for velocity i.e dy/dx

the velocity is time derivative
i.e v = dx/dt.

i just wanted to point towards the calculus involved

bard
Dec8-03, 11:04 PM
thnx a lot man