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The discussion confirms the calculations related to a 424 g mass vibrating according to the equation x=0.342 sin(5.20t). The amplitude is correctly identified as 0.342 meters, with a frequency of 1.208 Hz and a period of 0.828 seconds. The total energy calculated is 0.670 J, with potential energy at x=12.0 cm being 0.0825 J and kinetic energy calculated as 0.5875 J. All calculations appear to be accurate, assuming no errors in the math. The problem is deemed correct overall.
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A 424 g mass vibrates according to the equation x=0.342 sin(5.20t) where x is inn meters and t is in seconds. Find the amplitud, frquency, period, total energy, kinetic energy when x=12.0 cm, and potencial nergy when x-12.0 cm.

Amplitud=0.342

w=2*pi*frequency
frequency=(2*pi)/w=(2*pi)/(5.20)=1.208 Hz

Period= 1/frequncy=1/1.208= 0.828

E=1/2*k*x^2
in the amplitud it is
E=(1/2)*(k)(0.342)^2

but k= (w^2)*m=(5.20^2)*(0.424)=11.46

E=(1/2)*(11.46)*(0.342^2)= 0.670 J

Potenicial Energy= 1/2*k*x^2
=(1/2)*(11.46)*(0.12^2)=8.25 x 10^-2 J

Kinetic Energy= Total - Potencial= 0.670 J - 8.25x10^-2 J = 0.5875 J


Is all this problem correct or not?...
 
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Everything looks right, assuming no calculation errors.
 
ok thanks...
 
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