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C.1.1—Conditions for SHM
• Conditions that lead to simple harmonic motion.
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• Conditions that lead to simple harmonic motion.
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• SHM defining equation: a = -ω^2x.
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• Describe SHM using T, f, ω, amplitude, equilibrium position and displacement.
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• Oscillation period relations: T=1/f=2π/ω.
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• The time period of a mass–spring system is T=2π√(m/k).
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• The time period of a simple pendulum in the small-angle approximation is T=2π√(l/g).
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• Describe qualitatively how kinetic and potential energy change during one cycle of an oscillation; total mechanical energy remains constant for an ideal oscillator.
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• HL: include phase angle in SHM descriptions.
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• HL: solve SHM with x=x0 sin(ωt) and v=v0 cos(ωt).
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