riseofphoenix
- 294
- 2
So if Period is the only thing that isn't dependent on amplitude, then that must mean
Energy (PE = 1/2 k A2), maximum acceleration, and speed is dependent on amplitude?
The discussion confirms that in simple harmonic motion, Energy (PE = 1/2 k A²), maximum acceleration, and speed are dependent on amplitude, while the period is not. The equations governing simple harmonic motion indicate that amplitude acts as a constant multiplier in these relationships. Therefore, variations in amplitude directly influence maximum velocity and acceleration, as well as potential energy, establishing a clear dependency on the chosen amplitude value.
PREREQUISITESPhysics students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics of simple harmonic motion and its dependencies on amplitude.
riseofphoenix said:![]()
So if Period is the only thing that isn't dependent on amplitude, then that must mean
Energy (PE = 1/2 k A2), maximum acceleration, and speed is dependent on amplitude?