143. If the maximum _yelgcity of a particle moves exactly in armonic motion is 1 1 m/sec and its period is 5 of the second, then the Amplitude is : A — metre ( ) B cee ( ) 10: metre © metre ( ) 7 1 (D) Sa metreFOREWORD It is very proper that lecturers of talent and experience like the author take to text-book writing. Dynamics is somehow not a very popular subject, student dubs it a “bore”. I am_ therefore particularly happy that the author has taken extra pains to make the exposition simple and lucid. Stress is laid on principles, even as it should be. The examples are well-chosen, and printing and diagrams are quite satisfactory. I gladly and am confident that it will meet with the warmest reception at the hands of lecturers and T. Totapar Ivencar, ; Dalen) Sh te Op, sees“ vet ananguardaplacement ZAOP 8, sould have desc on a? along PO. fand has an aceclers Let ue consider the motion (. the projection of Poon thy ie cts AA’, a5 Prone rig ound the circle, Q is under thy ‘onmpoe of ea acceleration which iienponent of a® alg. te ieee Q has 8m sccclratin ‘aw? cos 0—". OQ atx along (0, This is in the nature of a Fine attractive force. ‘Thus Q will ‘cscillate between A and A’ a P 7 ,. In this sense we speak of sera hc us STEM, m2 prot oe == OQ = «cos 0 = acos mt. ‘Alio the period of the S.H.M. of Q is the same as tH 2 ‘period of the circular motion of P each is equal to > Note—For the circular motion of P, if the origin of OS does not coincide with its position at A ; but, is reckoned the pastion, say B, then $= ZAOP = ZAOB + ZBOP = nt’ + at < 1 ‘0 that the corresponding value for OQ is x = @ cos ("f+ « Problems The maximum yelocity of a particle execu as fs 1 metrefee. ; and its period is | 5 of the second. FH os ‘amplitude and maximum acecleration. et at Srameswin ACE Scanne SPL HARMON Worn wr Masionmn vel nem, et point 27 Soom te 1 sean ne Oe ie Amplitude is ik metre, Maximum acceleration Oe metrejsec.®