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High school Physics - Simple Harmonic Motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High school Physics - Simple Harmonic Motion
I think it does not start storing energy as she drops? I assumed that the string would not be compressed or stretched for 9.5m down as it is the length of the string.- bigbosswilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High school Physics - Simple Harmonic Motion
Sorry, I'm not exactly sure how to use this site yet and the quoting functions so I hope this simple reply format is ok. For the x=4.1m, that was me trying to find the amplitude of the system (thinking back on it however, it wasn't helpful). The fact that there's no elastic energy makes a LOT...- bigbosswilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High school Physics - Simple Harmonic Motion
I started off by finding when Fg=Fx: (72)(x)=(31)(9.8) x=4.2193m After this I'm stuck and have a few things I'm confused about: When the penguin's jumping, is there elastic energy? (because the rope's getting compressed? Or maybe not). Also, I know you can use energy conservation, but...- bigbosswilly
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- Energy Forces Harmonic Harmonic motion High school High school physics Motion Oscilation Physics School Simple harmonic motion Simple harmonic oscillator
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