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Simple harmonic motion homework for 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 * root sign (m/K).

The frequency is f = 1/t =[ root sign (K/m)]/(2π).

That is, 2 =[ radical 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 this plate is simple harmonic motion in the vertical direction, the acceleration of the highest point (maximum displacement) 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

As with the above question, there is a frequency f 1 =[ root sign (K 1/m)]/(2π).

That is, the maximum frequency is f 1 =[ root number (g/A 1)]/(2π).

= [root number (10/0.05)]/(2 * 3.14)

=2.25 Hz