Simple Harmonic Motion (All springs are massless.) 1. A 64.0 N/m spring has a 4.

00 kg mass attached to its end. The mass is on a frictionless surface and is free to move horizontally. The mass is pulled out 0.0 cm and released from rest. !ind the period and ma"imum speed of the su#se$uent motion. %. A %&.0 kg mass is attached to an initially unstretched and uncompressed 100 N/m spring. The mass is on a frictionless surface and is free to move horizontally. The mass is given an initial speed of 40.0 cm/s 'out( )that is* stretching the spring+. !ind the period and amplitude of the su#se$uent motion* the ma"imum force e"erted #y the spring on the mass* and the total mechanical energy of the system. . ,n pro#lems 1 and %* find )a+ the position of the mass at t - %.00 s. )#+ the first t/o times that the mass hits " - 0 10.0 cm. )c+ the first t/o times the mass is moving at 1 20.0 cm/s. and )d+ the first t/o times the mass reaches its ma"imum )magnitude+ acceleration. ,n #oth cases* take " - 0 /hen the spring is 3435* and call positive " 'out( )stretching the spring+. 6ops7 8hen doing %)c+* find the first t/o times /hen the mass is moving at 1 10.0 cm/s. 4. Skip this; needs to be fixed!! A 1.00 m* 20.0 N/m spring is hung from the ceiling of a .00 m tall room. A 6.00 kg mass is attached to the end of the spring and this mass is pulled do/n and tied to a 0.&00 m long string that is attached to the floor. )4ee the figure.+ Find the tension in the string. The string is no/ cut. !ind the amplitude and period of the resulting oscillations. &. A &.00 kg mass is on top of an oscillating %0.0 kg mass as sho/n in the figure. The coefficient of static friction #et/een the masses is 0.400. there is no friction #et/een the %0.0 kg mass and the floor. The %0.0 kg mass is attached to a 1&0 N/m spring /hich provides the force for oscillation. !ind the ma"imum amplitude of the %0.0 kg mass9 motion so that the &.00 kg mass does not slip. 6. )!rom :enson+ A coin rests on the top of a piston that e"ecutes simple harmonic motion vertically /ith an amplitude of 10 cm. At /hat minimum fre$uency does the coin lose contact /ith the piston; <. A small mass slides inside a frictionless hemispherical #o/l of radius =. 4ho/ that for small oscillations* the motion is simple harmonic* and find the period of this motion.

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1. T - 1.&< s. vma" - 1%0 cm/s - 1.% m/s %. T - .14 s. A - %0 cm - 0.% m . 1> )a+ " - ? 4. 6& cm. )#+ t - 0. 1 s* 1.%6 s. )c+ t - 0.12 s* 0.60 s. )d+ t - 0* 0.<2& s* 1.&< s %> )a+ " - ? 1&.1 cm. )#+ t - 0.%61 s* 1. 1 s. )c+ t - 0.@1 s* %.% s. )d+ t - 0.<2& s* %. && s 4. T - %.4 N. A - 0.<6& m. T - 1.<% m &. Ama" - 0.6& m 6. fmin - 1.&2 Az <. 4ame as pendulum* T - %BC)=/g+