A body is executing SHM Its potential energy is 'P1' and 'P2' at displacements 'x' and 'y' respectively. The potential energy at displacement (x + y) is

Question:

A body is executing SHM Its potential energy is ‘P₁‘ and ‘P₂‘ at displacements ‘x’ and ‘y’ respectively. The potential energy at displacement (x + y) is

Options :

(a) √P1+√P2+√P
(b) P1+P2+P
(c) P1-P2+P
(d) √P1-√P2+√P

Answer :

(a) √P₁+√P₂+√P

Answer Steps :

step 1

step 2

Video Tutorial

The kinetic energy of a particle executing a linear SHM is 16 J, when it is in the mean position. If the amplitude is 25 cm, periodic time of the particle in second is (Mass of the particle = 51.2 g)

A body of mass ‘M’ executes SHM Along x-axis with frequency ‘n’. At a distance x from the mean position, the body has kinetic energy ‘K’ and potential energy ‘P’. The amplitude of oscillation of the SHM is

The bob of a simple pendulum of ‘length ‘l’ is pulled through an angle ‘θ’ from its equilibrium position and them released. When it passes through its equilibrium position, its speed is given by: (g = acceleration due to gravity)

Online Support

Related Questions

The kinetic energy of a particle executing a linear SHM is 16 J, when it is in the mean position. If the amplitude is 25 cm, periodic time of the particle in second is (Mass of the particle = 51.2 g)

A body of mass ‘M’ executes SHM Along x-axis with frequency ‘n’. At a distance x from the mean position, the body has kinetic energy ‘K’ and potential energy ‘P’. The amplitude of oscillation of the SHM is

The bob of a simple pendulum of ‘length ‘l’ is pulled through an angle ‘θ’ from its equilibrium position and them released. When it passes through its equilibrium position, its speed is given by: (g = acceleration due to gravity)

Explore Our Courses

Access To All Courses from VgyanHub

Popular Courses

Company

Need Some Help?