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Composition of two SHM- part 2 is considered one the most difficult concept.
25 Questions around this concept.
Two waves are represented by the equations y1 = a sin (t + kx + 0.57) m and y2 = a cos (t + kx) m, where x is in meter and t in sec. The phase diference between them is
Composition of two SHM:
If a particle is acted upon by two forces such that each force can produce SHM, then the resultant motion of the particle is a combination of SHM.
Composition of two SHM in the same direction
Let a force produces an SHM of amplitude whose equation is given by
Let another force produce an SHM of amplitude whose equation is given by
Now if force is acted on the particle in the same direction then the resultant amplitude of the combination of SHM's is given by
are the amplitude of two SHM's. is phase difference.
Note: Here the frequency of each SHM's are the same
And the resulting phase is given by
Composition of SHM in perpendicular direction:
Let a force F1 on a particle produces an SHM given by
and a force F2 alone produces an SHM given by
The above equation is the general equation of an ellipse. That is two forces acting perpendicular on a particle execute SHM along an elliptical path.
It is a straight line with slope
represented by the below figure
which is represented by below straight line with slope
It represents a normal ellipse
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