well i have a quick ap physics problem that i hope someone can solve for me or at least help me...


A 300g oscillator has a speed of 95,4cm/s when its displacement is 3.0cm and 71.4cm/s when its 6.0cm. What is the oscillators maximum speed.

please help it would be appreciated. -derek

 

lol wtf

 

LOL

i took ap physics as a junior and im GLAD im done with that ****

good luck mang

 

122.8............... wild guess.

 

i quit this stuff years ago when i dropped out of college

 

lol thanks guys i love you all-- o and when u read a post about becoming a pharmacist in a few days dont hate just remember i drive a G lol

 

That ****'s for pu$$ies, take quantum mechanics.

 

lol i plan on going to pharmacy school, too.

 

im not sure if u worded the problem correctly, but if you did, the maximum speed should be achieved with teh smallest displacement possible... this is due to the centrifugal force and circular motion. check your book on the section with angular momentum.

think of an ice skater when they spin
at first their arms are wide and they look graceful, then they tuck their arms in and they begin to spin faster. same thing with oscilation, its the same motion.

hope this helps!

 

is this high school stuff?

 

its taken in high school but passing the AP test gives you college credit

 

I got a 5 on the AP physics.. the only AP that i got a 5 on... Ill try to work it out and get back to you

 

i wish i had a g in highschool

 

i'm gonna go with: B. Donkey punch.

final answer.

 

i got a 3