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Simple Harmonic Motion and frequency
Thank you for your reply. I have an answer for the frequency of 2Hz which I got by saying the maximum value of the acceleration was equal to g, which is equal to omega^2*A, where A is the amplitude. I believe that may be right.- andyatk14
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Simple Harmonic Motion and frequency
Homework Statement A mass sits on a platform undergoing simple harmonic motion in the vertical direction. The mass loses contact with the platform when the amplitude exceeds 6.2 cm. What is the frequency, f (in Hz), of the platform’s vibration? Take g = 9.8ms−2. Homework Equations...- andyatk14
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Programs Starting my Physics degree in October, what should I do/read to prepare?
I'm starting a Physics (with Theoretical Physics) degree in October (4 Years), and I'm wondering what I can read up on, or what I can do to prepare myself. I've read a few Feynman books, and read-up on certain areas, but is there anything in particular any of you did to get a head start? Thanks- andyatk14
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