Find the period of a particle with only max vel. and amplitude

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To find the period of a particle in simple harmonic motion (SHM) with a maximum velocity of 0.5 m/s and an amplitude of 10 cm, the relevant equations include max velocity (v_max = ωA) and the period (T = 2π/ω). The relationship between maximum velocity and angular frequency (ω) allows for the calculation of ω as ω = v_max / A. Substituting the values gives ω = 0.5 m/s / 0.1 m = 5 rad/s. Finally, using T = 2π/ω results in a period of 1.26 seconds.
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A particle moves with SHM of amplitude 10 cm and a maximum speed of 0.5 m/s. ...find the objects period
 
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Do you know any equations relating to SHM that might help?
 
no , been trying for the last hour to find one that could help
 
The basic equations should be available to you if you are studying SHM !
Do you know that max acceleration is given by ω^2 A (A is amplitude) and that
Max velocity is given by ωA
and that T = 2π/ω

Hope this will help you
 
Max vel = ωA , didnt know that . think that solves it ... thanks very much technician
 
thats it... you should be able to get an answer.
 
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