Simple Harmonic Motion

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If you were hoping if your SHM tutorial video was helpful, then you should know that as a production that took planning, time, and effect to achieve a compact analysis of SHM, this one is by far and away, simple the best I've the found on KZbin animated. The virtual simulations with the software interface clearly visible makes the point of what parameters are relavent even though they were not used. The short videos of a really nice air track using the more expensive sled with the LED accelerometer was something special because that option usually gets dropped in a school lab facing budget constraints. The LED accelerometer clearly showing its maximum acceleration, even thought the sled is being held still. That really drove home the point that F=ma and a was clearly not zero even though the velocity was. My original intent was to just listen to the lecture and visual it with my eyes closed. But now I get your format of starting the lecture with a flow down chart that breaks a concept into decrete parts that are easier to digest then recall as a graph that has a foundation and builds a foundation that supports the claims. Spring SHM period, T sub s, depends on the oscillating mass, m, and the spring constant, k, according to the relationship 2×pi times the quantity square root of the mass,m, divided by the spring constant,k. The period increases (oscillates slower in seconds) with increased mass, mn and decreases (oscillates faster in seconds) with increased spring constant, k. (Small angle) Pendulum SHM period, T sub p, depends on the length, l, and the gravitational acceleration, g, according to the relationship 2×pi times the quantity of the square root of the ratio of length, l, divided by gravitation acceleration, g. Got it. Thank you very much.

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This was great! Cleared up all my questions about harmonic motion! Thank you!!!

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This expression tells us that the period increases as m increases, meaning that oscillations are slower for greater masses than for smaller ones, as one might intuitively expect. Our expression for the period also agrees with our intuition in saying that the period decreases as k increases, meaning that oscillations are faster for a stiffer spring with its larger k than for a weaker spring with its smaller k.

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So basically, any motion where the acceleration of a particle is proportional to its distance from an equilibrium position is simple harmonic motion Eg. A child being pushed on a swing and a pedulum And then there are factors that affect this such as the mass, the length of the swing etc.

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pendulums by essence do not constitute simple harmonic motion and do not follow that equation, the equation above can still be used but only when angle of the amplitude limits>0 since the net force acting on the mass on the pendulum is different at different angles

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What is the formula or how to we calculate for a simple pendulum swinging to the time it practically stopped at starting at an angle of 20 degrees ; UNCRITICALLY DAMP, LEFT ALONE BY ITSELF TO STOP in air at STP? Thank You.

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