AP Physics 1
7.4 Energy of Simple Harmonic Oscillators
7.3 Representing and Analyzing SHM
7.2 Frequency and Period of SHM
7.1 Defining Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
A sinusoidal graph of position versus time for a weight on a string undergoing simple harmonic motion is provided. The vertical axis is labeled \(X\) (\(\text{m}\)) and the horizontal axis is labeled \(t\) (\(\text{s}\)). The origin is at the intersection of the axes. Tick marks on the time axis are at \(0.10\,\text{s}\), \(0.30\,\text{s}\), \(0.50\,\text{s}\), and \(0.70\,\text{s}\). The peak displacement on the vertical axis is \(0.15\,\text{m}\) above zero and \(-0.15\,\text{m}\) below zero. The sine curve starts at the origin at \(t = 0\), reaches a positive maximum near \(t = 0.10\,\text{s}\), crosses zero at \(t = 0.20\,\text{s}\), reaches a negative minimum near \(t = 0.30\,\text{s}\), and continues periodically. Using this graph, answer the following.
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