Let: m¡m2 m = mị + m2 x = x2 – x1 - t Then x behaves like the position of a single particle (mass m) attached to a fixed spring (attached to a wall) with the same spring constant k: dx m -kx dr2 Calculate the angular frequency w (in rad/s) with these numbers: • k = 6800 N/m = 6800 kg/s² • m1 = 34 kg • m2 = 16 kg %3D

Let: m¡m2 m = mị + m2 x = x2 – x1 - t Then x behaves like the position of a single particle (mass m) attached to a fixed spring (attached to a wall) with the same spring constant k: dx m -kx dr2 Calculate the angular frequency w (in rad/s) with these numbers: • k = 6800 N/m = 6800 kg/s² • m1 = 34 kg • m2 = 16 kg %3D

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter8: Central-force Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.45P

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