Simple Harmonic Motion - Complete Review of the Mass-Spring System

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[@nunujohn2672]

GOD BLESS YOU SIR, I have my final exam tomorrow and was struggling with this particular section, my teacher was Soo bad at explaining it but u saved me, lol I feel a bit relived and happy so I can pass onto the next chapter now. Thank uuuuuuuuu

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[@optimisticMona]

This is pretty much the best review of the topic,thnx a ton I came back to my notes for the graph representation stuff ,if you're taking the AP bleh this will suffice yes. Thanks Ninja!

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[@lowlight01]

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[@joanpasteur701]

11:56 You lost me. What did the '(+)' mean? Why did you include it?

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[@joanpasteur701]

14:03 But why? I dont understand why you added it.

[@hamzabaig8856]

Is spring force and restored force interchangeable for the FBD?

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[@zhm15]

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[@etazbaz]

which equation is angular vs natural frequency? I have seen both w and w_0 used and it is very confusing. does it change between damped and undamped motion?

[@pianodan1608]

w ( angular freq)/ (2pi)= f (linear frequency)

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Potential energy=kinetic energy moment