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It is not a home work.
Let us suppose that at t=0 a particle is at rest. At t=0 we switch on a periodic force F(t) = F0sin(ωt). Without integrating the Newton equation, do you think such a force is capable of displacing the particle to very far places as the time goes on?
Let us suppose that at t=0 a particle is at rest. At t=0 we switch on a periodic force F(t) = F0sin(ωt). Without integrating the Newton equation, do you think such a force is capable of displacing the particle to very far places as the time goes on?
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