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nemzy
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For velocity at a certain particle in a simple harmonic oscillation is the following:
v= w (anguluar frequency) times the squareroot of A^2-x^2
but if i wanted to find the acceleration at a certain particle in a simple harmonic oscillation, i can somehow derive a formula from the above equation right? But how would u derive it?
I know that that V= dx/dt ..and a= (d^2)x/dt^2
ugh, i forgot my calculus, anyone clear it up for me?
thanks
v= w (anguluar frequency) times the squareroot of A^2-x^2
but if i wanted to find the acceleration at a certain particle in a simple harmonic oscillation, i can somehow derive a formula from the above equation right? But how would u derive it?
I know that that V= dx/dt ..and a= (d^2)x/dt^2
ugh, i forgot my calculus, anyone clear it up for me?
thanks