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    1. The document is a formative assessment on simple harmonic motion with multiple choice and short answer questions. It provides graphs of displacement vs time, kinetic energy vs displacement, and spring force vs displacement for oscillating systems. Students are asked to determine amplitude, period, frequency, proportionality constants, energies, displacements, velocities, accelerations at given points from the graphs and equations.

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    Topic 4.

    1 – Oscillation Formative Assessment NAME: ___________________


    SGIA Physics Due Date: March 2, 2017
    THIS IS A PRACTICE ASSESSMENT. Show formulas, substitutions, answers (in spaces provided) and units!
    A 2.0-kg mass is attached to a horizontal spring having a spring constant of 0.50 Nm -1. If set in oscillation
    the time for a single cycle is 12.6 s.
    1. The mass is pulled 4.0 cm in the positive x-direction
    before release, as shown. What are the amplitude,
    period, and frequency of the oscillation?
    1. ______________, _______________, ________________

    2. In the picture place a “V” at all the points where the speed of the mass will be at its maximum.
    2. ____In picture_____

    3. In the picture place an “A” at all the points where the acceleration of the mass will be at its
    maximum. 3. ____In picture_____

    4. What is the proportionality constant for this particular system that relates a to –x in the proportion
    a  -x that defines SHM? 4. _________________

    5. What is the acceleration (in cm s-2) of the mass at x = + 2.00 cm? 5. _________________

    6. An identical system is started by placing the mass at 0.0


    cm as shown, and given a rightward push at the same
    instant the mass in problem 1 is released. What is the
    phase difference between the two systems? 6. _________________

    The displacement vs. time of a 4.00-


    kg mass attached to a spring having
    a spring constant of 17.55 Nm -1
    undergoing SHM is shown in the
    graph.
    7. What is the total energy of the
    system? 7. _________________

    8. What is the potential energy stored in the system at t = 1.25 s? 8. _________________

    9. What is velocity of the mass at t = 1.25 s? 9. _________________

    10. What is acceleration of the mass at t = 1.25 s? 10. ________________

    11. In the graph above, sketch in the displacement vs. time for SHM that is exactly T/ 3 out of phase.
    11. ____In graph_____
    The displacement vs. time of a particle
    undergoing SHM is shown in the graph
    to the right.
    12. In the graph, sketch in the
    displacement vs. time for in-phase
    SHM with exactly half the amplitude
    of the given SHM. 12. _In graph__

    13. In the graph above, sketch in the velocity of the mass vs. time, and label it “V(t).” 13. _In graph__

    14. In the graph above, sketch in the acceleration of the mass vs. time, and label it “A(t).”
    14. _In graph__

    The kinetic energy vs. displacement of a 2.50-kg particle undergoing


    SHM on a mass-spring system is shown in the graph to the right.
    15. What is the maximum speed of the mass? 15. _______________

    16. What is the maximum potential energy stored in the mass-


    spring system? 16. ________________

    17. What is the spring constant of the spring that is driving the
    oscillation? 17. ________________

    In the graph to the right, the spring force vs. displacement is shown
    for the spring in an oscillating mass-spring system. The mass is 0.75
    kg and the amplitude of motion is 2.0 m.
    18. What is the value of the spring constant? 18. _______________

    19. What is the total energy of the system. 19. _______________

    20. How can you tell that the oscillation is that of SHM?

    21. What is the maximum speed of the mass? 21. ________________

    22. What is the speed of the mass when the displacement is x = -0.50 m? 22. ________________

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