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The Displacement Of An Object Attached To A Spring And Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Is Given By X = 2x 10^-2 Cos Pie T Metre. The Time At Which The Maximum Speed First Occurs Is

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A Particle Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Of Amplitude 5 Cm Has Maximum Speed Of 31.4 Cm/s. The Frequency Of Its Oscillation Is

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A Particle Of Mass 200 G Is Making SHM Under The Influence Of A Spring Of Force Constant, K = 90 N/m And A Damping Constant, B = 40 G /s. Calculate The Time Elapsed For The Amplitude To Drop To Half

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For A Damped Harmonic Oscillator Of Mass 250 G, The Value Of Spring Constant (k) And Damping (b) Are 85 Nm^-1, And 70 G S ^-1, Respectively. What Is The Period Of Motion?

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A Particle Moves With Simple Harmonic Motion In A Straight Line. In First T Sec, After Starting From Rest It Travels A Distance A And In Next Ï„ Sec, It Travels 2a, In Same Direction, Then

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Consider The Following Statements The Total Energy Of A Particle Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Depends On Its I. Amplitude II. Period III. Displacement Of These Statements

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The Displacement Of A Particle Of Mass 3 G Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Is Given By Y = 3sin (0.2t) In SI Units. The KE Of The Particle At A Point Which Is At A Distance Equal To 1/3 Of Its

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A Particle Executes SHM With A Period Of 8 S And Amplitude 4 Cm. Its Maximum Speed In Cms ^-1, Is

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The Function X = Asin^2 Wt + B Cos2 Wt + C Sin Wt Coswt Represent SHM For Which Of The Option(s)

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A Particle Is Executing SHM At Mid-point Of Mean Position And Extremely. What Is The Potential Energy In Terms Of Total Energy (E)?

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For A Particle In SHM, If The Amplitude Of The Displacement Is A And The Amplitude Of Velocity Is V, The Amplitude Of Acceleration Is

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Two Particles Are Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Of The Same Amplitude A And Frequency To Along The X-axis. Their Mean Position Is Separated By Distance X0 (x0 > A). If The Maximum Separation Betwee

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When A Spring Is Stretched By 10 Cm, The Potential Energy Stored Is E. When The Spring Is Stretched By 10 Cm More, The Potential Energy Stored In The Spring Becomes

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When A Particle Executing SHM Oscillates With A Frequency V, Then The Kinetic Energy Of The Particle

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When A Particle Executing SHM Oscillates With A Frequency V, Then The Kinetic Energy Of The Particle

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A 10 Kg Metal Block Is Attached To A Spring Of Spring Constant 1000 Nm^-1. A Block Is Displaced From Equilibrium Position By 10 Cm And Released. The Maximum Acceleration Of The Block Is

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A Particle Of Mass M Is Executing Oscillations About The Origin On The X Axis. Its Potential Energy Is V(x) = K | X |^3 Where K Is A Positive Constant. If The Amplitude Of Oscillation Is A, Then Its

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The Motion Of A Particle Varies With Time According To The Relation, Y = A (sin Wt + Cos Wt) .

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Two Particles Execute SHM Of The Same Amplitude And Frequency Along The Same Straight Line. If They Pass One Another When Going In Opposite Directions, Each Time Their Displacement Is Half Their

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A Particle Executes Simple Harmonic Motion With A Time Period Of 16 S. At Time T = 2 S The Particle Crosses The Mean Position While At T = 4 S Velocity Is 4 Ms^-1. The Amplitude Of Motion In Metre Is

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A Uniform Cylinder Of Length L And Mass M Cross Sectional Are A Is Supposed, Whit Its Length Vertical, From A Fixed Point By A Massless Spring, Such That It Is Half - Submerged

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Two Particles A And B Execute Simple Harmonic Motion Of Period T And 5T/4. They Start From Mean Position. The Phase Difference Between Them When The Particle A Complete An Oscillation Will Be

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A Particle Is Executing Simple Harmonic Motion With An Amplitude A And Time Period T. The Displacement Of The Particle After 2T Period From Its Initial Position Is

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The Displacement Of A Particle In SHM Various According To The Relation X = 4 (cosÏ€t + Sin Pie T). The Amplitude Of The Particle Is

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Two Particles Executes SHM Of Same Amplitude And Frequency Along The Same Straight Line. They Pass One Another When Going In Opposite Directions. Each Time Their Displacement Is Half Of Their Amplitud

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A Mass M Is Suspended From A Spring Of Negligible Mass. The Spring Is Pulled A Little And Then Released So That The Mass Executes Simple Harmonic Oscillations With A Time Period T. If The Mass Is Incr

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In Arrangement Given In Figure, If The Block Of Mass M Is Displaced, The Frequency Is Given By

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The Length Of A Spring Is L And Its Force Constant Is K. When A Weight W Is Suspended From It, Its Length Increases By X. If The Spring Is Cut Into Two Equal Parts And Put In Parallel And The Same Wei

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A Particle Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Of Amplitude 5 Cm Has Maximum Speed Of 31.4 Cm/s. The Frequency Of Its Oscillation Is

A Particle Of Mass 200 G Is Making SHM Under The Influence Of A Spring Of Force Constant, K = 90 N/m And A Damping Constant, B = 40 G /s. Calculate The Time Elapsed For The Amplitude To Drop To Half

For A Damped Harmonic Oscillator Of Mass 250 G, The Value Of Spring Constant (k) And Damping (b) Are 85 Nm^-1, And 70 G S ^-1, Respectively. What Is The Period Of Motion?

A Particle Moves With Simple Harmonic Motion In A Straight Line. In First T Sec, After Starting From Rest It Travels A Distance A And In Next Ï„ Sec, It Travels 2a, In Same Direction, Then

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The Displacement Of A Particle Of Mass 3 G Executing Simple Harmonic Motion Is Given By Y = 3sin (0.2t) In SI Units. The KE Of The Particle At A Point Which Is At A Distance Equal To 1/3 Of Its

A Particle Executes SHM With A Period Of 8 S And Amplitude 4 Cm. Its Maximum Speed In Cms ^-1, Is

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A Particle Is Executing SHM At Mid-point Of Mean Position And Extremely. What Is The Potential Energy In Terms Of Total Energy (E)?

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A 10 Kg Metal Block Is Attached To A Spring Of Spring Constant 1000 Nm^-1. A Block Is Displaced From Equilibrium Position By 10 Cm And Released. The Maximum Acceleration Of The Block Is

A Particle Of Mass M Is Executing Oscillations About The Origin On The X Axis. Its Potential Energy Is V(x) = K | X |^3 Where K Is A Positive Constant. If The Amplitude Of Oscillation Is A, Then Its

The Motion Of A Particle Varies With Time According To The Relation, Y = A (sin Wt + Cos Wt) .

Two Particles Execute SHM Of The Same Amplitude And Frequency Along The Same Straight Line. If They Pass One Another When Going In Opposite Directions, Each Time Their Displacement Is Half Their

A Particle Executes Simple Harmonic Motion With A Time Period Of 16 S. At Time T = 2 S The Particle Crosses The Mean Position While At T = 4 S Velocity Is 4 Ms^-1. The Amplitude Of Motion In Metre Is

A Uniform Cylinder Of Length L And Mass M Cross Sectional Are A Is Supposed, Whit Its Length Vertical, From A Fixed Point By A Massless Spring, Such That It Is Half - Submerged

Two Particles A And B Execute Simple Harmonic Motion Of Period T And 5T/4. They Start From Mean Position. The Phase Difference Between Them When The Particle A Complete An Oscillation Will Be

A Particle Is Executing Simple Harmonic Motion With An Amplitude A And Time Period T. The Displacement Of The Particle After 2T Period From Its Initial Position Is

The Circular Motion Of A Particle With Constant Speed Is

The Displacement Of A Particle In SHM Various According To The Relation X = 4 (cosÏ€t + Sin Pie T). The Amplitude Of The Particle Is

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