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09. SUPER POSITION OF SHM (M.Q)
1. Two linear simple harmonic motions of equal amplitudes a and frequency and 2 are
impressed on a particle along x and y axes respectively. If the initial phase difference between
them is , the resultant trajectory equation of the particle is
2
1)
a y x2 a2 x2
2 2
2) a
2 2
y 2x2 a2 x2
3) a y 4x a x 8x a x
2 2 2 2 2
4) a2 y2 2 2 2
(3)
x asint 2 and y asin2t
2
x a2 x2
x a sin t 2 cos t and sin 2 t
2
a a2
y2 2
y a sin 2t 2 sin2 2t 2sin t cost
a
y2 a2 x2 x2
4 2
a2 a
2
a
a2 y 2 4 x2 a2 x2 .
2. Four simple harmonic vibrations y1 8sin wt , y2 6sin wt / 2 , y3 4sin wt
y4 2sin wt 3 / 2 are superimposed on each other .The resulting amplitude and phase ( lead
or lag with respect to y1) are respectively
A) 4 2 and tan 1 1 B) 4 2 and tan 1 6 / 8
C) 20 and tan 1 1/ 2 D) 20 and tan 1 2
(A)
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9. A point mass is subjected to two simultaneous sinusoidal displacements in x-direction,
x1 t A sin t and x2 t A sin t 2 / 3 . Adding a third sinusoidal displacement
x3 t B sin t brings the mass to a complete rest. The value of is x / 3 where the
value of x is
(4)
The particle in the above question is subjected to two simultaneous simple harmonic motions
(SHM) of the same frequency and amplitude in the same direction. The resultant motion of the
particle is simple harmonic a is evident by adding x1 t and x2 t :
x1 t x2 t A sin t A sin t 2 / 3 A sin t / 3
The amplitude of the resultant simple harmonic motion is A itself but the initial phase of the
motion is now / 3.
As the particle remains at rest on adding the third simple harmonic motion, x3 t B sin t
the amplitude (B) of the third SHM must be A itself, but it must be 180o (or, radian ) out of
phase. In other words, the initial phase of the third simple harmonic motion must be
/ 3 4 / 3
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SUBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
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