TOM BERTALAN Caleulations about Oscillations Team members: 1) A mass (im = 0.2 kg) is attached to a spring (k = 0.5 N/m) and oscillating according to: x(t) = 20cm - cos( 1.57 rad/s -t) a) Sketch in the coordinate system below x(t); put ticks on both axes and label them with the correct numbers ! 0 = ws (1-62 t) {2 x = |, 0005 se } (mn) wos. + | E100 see b) Sketeh in the coordinate system below v(t); put ticks on both axes and label them with the correct numbers ! v= v (m/s) q (s) 3. L.00 sew O= -BL4smhrs? 4) tL? Vig = 200clo —?. = Wo S Chol L— Ribole ov ow \ Oe Ww on on cro Ke 2 Its oF ne oh de Ln lenin pryernn CH, Ol Le ansOM BERTALAN 2) (no gravity here !) ‘A mass (0.02kg) is attached to a spring and oscillates. The graph shows the potential energy stored in the spring as a function of time. ‘The maximum value of the potential energy stored in the spring is Usp-na = 10. sUspanas time (8) a) Mark in the graph on the time-axis the point(s) where the kinetie energy is maximum ! (put little x marker on the axis)Wo au ov howl