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Simple Harmonic Motion
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SHM and Restoring force
Now suppose the ball started from a point after than = 0 say then :




So here

= phase constant

# illustration :-



Two SHM's of amplitude with initial hase constanta as start with angular velocities w and 4w respectively. Find the time after which they are in phase.

Question:-

That they are in phase.

Solution :- "In phase" means having same phase. Which means they are at the same position instant & their velocities are also in same direction.

* Tip The problem can be solved easily using two techniques : (1) circle method for SHM

(2) Relative Concept.





Initial angle between two =

So time taken =

Dumb Question : Is only the functiony = SHM?

Solution :- No, any function which satiesfies the condition that if y = y(t); then , can represent the SHM.

Accelaration and velocity in SHM :





if = 0 and

The graphs if drawn are :-


[of = 0] . All v, y, w have different Amplitude.

Differential Equation of accelation of particle SHM is


# Illustration : If equation of a motion is Show that it is SHM and find maximum accelaration and maximum velocity.

Solution :-





Hence it is SHM.

Now



* Energy terms in SHM :



(a) Kinetic Energy :



(b) Potential Energy :

Derivation : Work done by Force F during displacement from x to x + d is



Integrate both sides



Now Potential Energy = - Work Done by force.

So,

Let at

So

So total Energy in SHM :



for a particular SHM with w
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