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Difficulty computing second derivative value in SHM problem
My apologies! I'm after t-values for x''(t)=0, not x-values. I have edited my original post to correct this mistake.- JDC123
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Difficulty computing second derivative value in SHM problem
Homework Statement The displacement of a machine is given by the simple harmonic motion as x(t) = 5cos(30t)+4sin(30t). Find the amplitude of motion, and the amplitude of the velocity. Homework Equations x''(t) = -4500cos(30t)-3600sin(30t) The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I should note that...- JDC123
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High School Question regarding differentiation of x with respect to x
Hi everybody, I'm having a little difficulty understanding the differentiation of x with respect to x. When a function, f(x) is differentiated, each term is differentiated with respect to x, correct? So, when differentiating y=x, we would have d(y)/dx = d(x)/dx. To my (very limited) knowledge...