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Simple harmonic motion's Simple Thesis in College Physics
(1) When the displacement is maximum (at the maximum displacement), the restoring force is maximum (equal to the maximum static friction), so

f=k*a=μ*mg

A is the amplitude, k is the recovery coefficient, and m is the mass of the object.

Get k

/

m=μ

g

/

a

Because the period of simple harmonic motion is t = 2π * radical sign (m

/

k)

The frequency is F.

= 1

/

T =[ root symbol (k

/

m)]

/

(2π)

That is 2 =[ root sign (μ

g

/

A)]

/

(2π)

2 =[ root number (0.5* 10)

/

A)]

/

(2*3. 14)

The maximum amplitude sought is a = 0.032m = 3.2cm.

(2) If the plate is in a simple harmonic vibration in the vertical direction, the acceleration at the highest position (the maximum displacement position) is equal to the acceleration of gravity.

g

At this time, k 1 * a 1 = mg.

, k 1 is the recovery coefficient and a 1 is the amplitude.

k 1

/

m=g

/

a 1

Like the above question, there is a frequency f 1 =[ root sign (k 1

/

m)]

/

(2π)

That is, the maximum frequency is f 1 =[ root symbol (g

/

a 1)]

/

(2π)

= [Root symbol (10

/

0.05)]

/

(2*3. 14)

=2.25

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