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Helping a friend out with some physics 1 mid-semester and It's been a little since I have had a physics course... so the question is
"If a 30 g bird lands on a slender branch where it oscillates up and down with simple harmonic motion of amplitude 3.00 x 10^-2m and period 1.2 s"...
trying to find an equation to solve for max acceleration, expressed as a fraction of the acceleration of Gravity as well as maximum speed... any help would really be appreciated and thanks a lot to anyone that reads this
"If a 30 g bird lands on a slender branch where it oscillates up and down with simple harmonic motion of amplitude 3.00 x 10^-2m and period 1.2 s"...
trying to find an equation to solve for max acceleration, expressed as a fraction of the acceleration of Gravity as well as maximum speed... any help would really be appreciated and thanks a lot to anyone that reads this