1 "The person who is trustworthy in very small matters is also trustworthy in great ones, and the person who is dishonest in very small matters is also dishonest in great ones." — Luke 16:10 General Direction: Maintain an honest atmosphere inside the examination room. Any form of cheating during the examination is prohibited and will be subjected to due process as described in the student handbook. Write legibly and avoid erasures. You may use the back portion of each page for your answers or scratch. IL. Problem Solving. Read, analyze and solve the following problems. Present your solutions clearly and logically. NO ROUNDING of decimal places in any part of the solution. Answers with no or made up solutions, or incomplete solutions will merit deductions. No partial points will be given. BOX YOUR FINAL ANSWER. Twenty-five (25) points each. 1. A 20-lb block is initially held so that the vertical spring attached, as shown in Figure A, is undeformed. Knowing that the block is suddenty-reteased—from rest, determine (a) the amplitude and frequency of the resulting motion, (b) the maximum. velocity and maximum acceleration of the block. (Solve using English units) 2. The period of vibration of the system of three springs and a block is observed to be 0.23 s. After the [9}85f spring of constant k; = 17 kN/m is removed from the system the period is observed to be 0.27 s, Determine (a) the mass m in kg, (b) the spring constant ky in KN/m, (c) the amplitude in mm of the two spring arrangements when the maximum acceleration is 1.9 m/s’, Refer to Figuye B. = 217Nin - nF BuBonus: Derive the equation for displacement of a spring-mass model where differential ‘equation jis used. Show necessary diagrams. (10 points) = 3. A 25-kg block is supported by the spring arrangement shown in Figure C. The block is in its equilibrium position when it is struck above by a hammer which imparts to the block an initial velocity of 4 m/s. Determine (a) the period of the resulting motion, (b) equation for displacement, (c) the time required for the block to travel 6 m, and (d) the velocity at that instant. 8kNim 12kNim 16 kNim 2Skg. Figure C 4. A simple pendulum consisting of a bob attached to a cord oscillates in a vertical plane with a period of 2.5 seconds. It is moving with a velocity of 200 mm/s to the left at t= 0 when @ = 5°, Assuming simple harmonic motion, determine (a) the natural circular frequency, (b) the Iength of the cord, (c) the amplitude, and (4) the magnitudes of acceleration at t= 1 s. “Prefer to fail with dignity than pass through cheating.” Prepared by: Checked & Verified by: Engr B. Latayan Engr. Gaslberto Instructor Department Chairmaneee [no] 25 «2 WA, im = 1000 to/pt * | 18 + hon” | peo a hin a A= ooestesies? (41, 1469 2 416989285 ed) V> hon > 0,015 1e915% (1.8 6 .U2589375 Ha, redecivert From rest; deg @ a-g, tro 1 . a > ~Cruon® (os fone) ~ Caroy eee (Wont) Cae BR ma LPRe (4.989 2088 )* Ci g.otestesior2 @ t-0,weo ‘ ‘ de ~CrigeB Clone) 1 Caton 58 Leda) ca~o A latia A at A> O.Q101@51052 wart4 TKN An 5 \s kt ve lon Ved 2k 99° "on ar gemea Mle -{mae 007 77-9OH oa a TAL. W307 = cy © MAY Dy = TH: 20DOCT yt > Te 202007 en © 17 60D He 28208079 “17 2 equateg an Kt sau. n03e0eTm-17 a. gaa0TaLM ————- “7 1) he = sae (8 ofME) ya 2040249999 NJ, a= ge.agauaaas Yen Us 0m ona Wns aa-cimaeg = {a Aner iy a ©) @ oman * 14m fs 7 SPAR Ommngonert T one J (x0 402.4999) \\ B3.02140SAG ony + 97. 318990%9 ad Is tnx > 19 mist Some a Caraiei9a99) @ sping on 2 PA. DSHC WM, = 29-THOLI dls be 2 esa)fe BYN/m VuKil/n ee (s" et te" i tu kW/m we Zio o[F wor 4m)s ‘| 4x (0 a 13(25) Wore Aan 2 wn 8 vA aS ? dk 4 Asi ) S ? Us ™ ho sg OMTOASD S| S oy set Lae 42 2. 35LI9dO S / @t- 2 eai949 s Ve Catt cos( ane) x= Cocoon) Crow (ant ) QU Amis 7 t=O Aner GB) + Cewn om (WOR ) 4= cain oa) oli 1 As tea. adit a0 > ord once CHO: X*CLDRLERE) + Comin (Lomb) = Com (ont) Fr)Lh Ut.ss B\ \ Weems = tt tO ee >. i ' . PMG” Cult) +62 sintert) ak © to, v= aomm/e Y= 200mm/s = Aw IONE A e278 xUDD © = o.tee7rrn29 AY/s o> Comm ton sin (wat) + Ca tones (Went) 0.42677129 noe 40 ) ‘ 5 Ce aan x (SERIE ©) O-e9TTTE9 ro Car + outer a 5 Ca 0.05123900391 Patattel [A= o0NATI9BT rod (> een & -Cuuas" cos(wont) ~ C2t0n" in (wont ) @ tots, wor Feadls + Seapyten( $o1)- cowemaan (yaa 01) Kh 0-BS TOG Sa / * omen pean (otohescen ) Qs 0. 2712MOL m)s* ARONSON WE LAS78-16 m0 AW? Trace (Ee) on (©) wa [IE -u0n