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the motion is divided into
periodic
motion
and
tranlversal motion
Periodic motion
is a regularly repeated motion
at
equal periods
of time
periodic motion is divided into
oscialtory motion and wave motion
define Oscillatroy motion
it is a motion that is regularly repeated at equal periods of time sides of its rest point
examples of oscillatory motion
spring , pendulum, stretched strings, tuning fork
give reason for: although the motion of the rotary bee is considered as a periodic motion, but not as an oscillatory motion
because it is repeated at equal periods of time but not on both sides of rest position
the
simple harmonic motion
is considered the simplest form of oscillatory motion
properties of oscillatory motion are considered as 4 things:
amplitude
complete oscillation
periodic time
frequency
define the amplitude
is the maximum displacement done by an Oscillating body away from its position
the measuring unit of the amplitude is
centimeter
or
meter
define the complete oscillation
is the motion of an oscillatory body when it passes by a fixed point on its path two successive times in the same direction
the one complete oscillation=
4x amplitude
law of kinetic energy
1
/
2
x
m
a
s
s
x
v
e
l
o
c
i
t
y
2
1/2 x mass x velocity 2
1/2
x
ma
ss
xv
e
l
oc
i
t
y
2
define periodic time
it is the time taken by an oscillating body to complete one oscillation
periodic times unit is
seconds
what is the law of periodic time
periodic time= time/no. of c.osc
define frequency
is the number of complete oscillations in one second
frequency is measured in
hertz
law of frequency
frequency= no. of complete oscillations/time
the frequency
is
inversely
proportional
to periodic time
the frequency
is
reciprocal
to the periodic time
answer equation: if an oscillating body make 480 complete oscillations in one minute, calculate frequency and periodic time
f
r
e
q
u
e
n
c
y
=
frequency=
f
re
q
u
e
n
cy
=
n
o
.
o
f
c
.
o
s
c
/
t
i
m
e
=
no. of c.osc/time =
n
o
.
o
f
c
.
osc
/
t
im
e
=
480
/
60
=
480/60 =
480/60
=
8
h
z
8 hz
8
h
z
what is meant by: the maximum displacement made by a oscillating body is
6 cm
this means that the
amplitude
of the oscillating body=
6cm
what is meant by: the amplitude of the oscillating body= 0.2 meter
this means that the maximum displacement of the oscillating body=
0.2 meters
what is meant by: complete oscillation
it is the motion of the oscillating body when it passes by a fixed point two
successive times in the same direction
what is meant the periodic time of a tuning fork is 0.5 seconds
this means that the time taken by the oscillating body to complete one complete oscillation is 0.5 seconds
give reason for: the oscillatory motion is considered as periodic motion?
because
it
is
the
motion
that
is
regularly
repeated
at
equal
periods
of
time
give reason for: the motion of the spring is considered oscillatory motion
because it the motion that is regularly repeated at equal periods of time on both sides of its rest point
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