Part 1: Graph The position vs. time graph below is for an object that is exhibiting...

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Part 1: Graph The position vs. time graph below is for an object that is exhibiting SHM. The position function is: x(t) = Acos(wt+). Use this graph to fill in the table. x (m) JAAL 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 1 -2P A (m) Part 2: Block on a horizontal surface T (s) Part 3: Finding v (Hz) Part 4: Finding x t(s) A 95 kg block on a horizontal surface is attached to a 755 N/m spring. The block is exhibiting SHM and has a total energy of 8816 J. The surface is frictionless. Determine the amplitude and the max speed. Vmax (m/s) A = Vmax = A simple harmonic oscillator (SHO) with a mass of 79 kg has a total energy of 8371 J. Determine how fast the SHO is moving when its potential energy is 9 times its kinetic energy. Express your answer using appropriate mks units. V = Determine the position of a SHO (a block-spring system) when its total energy is 3 times its potential energy. Express your answer in terms of the amplitude [Example: if you determined x = 0.86 A, you would enter 0.86 into the box below.]. position = AX Part 1: Graph The position vs. time graph below is for an object that is exhibiting SHM. The position function is: x(t) = Acos(wt+). Use this graph to fill in the table. x (m) JAAL 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 1 -2P A (m) Part 2: Block on a horizontal surface T (s) Part 3: Finding v (Hz) Part 4: Finding x t(s) A 95 kg block on a horizontal surface is attached to a 755 N/m spring. The block is exhibiting SHM and has a total energy of 8816 J. The surface is frictionless. Determine the amplitude and the max speed. Vmax (m/s) A = Vmax = A simple harmonic oscillator (SHO) with a mass of 79 kg has a total energy of 8371 J. Determine how fast the SHO is moving when its potential energy is 9 times its kinetic energy. Express your answer using appropriate mks units. V = Determine the position of a SHO (a block-spring system) when its total energy is 3 times its potential energy. Express your answer in terms of the amplitude [Example: if you determined x = 0.86 A, you would enter 0.86 into the box below.]. position = AX

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The image provided is a multipart physics problem related to simple harmonic motion SHM Lets tackle each section step by step Part 1 Graph We are given a position vs time graph showing the motion of a... View the full answer