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In summary, the conversation was about finding the velocity and acceleration of a piston in a steam engine and a body in simple harmonic motion. The first question involved a crank rotating at 150 rpm with a stroke length of 2 m, and finding the velocity and acceleration of the piston at a distance of 0.8 m from the center. The second question asked for the velocity and acceleration of a body with an amplitude of 1 meter and a time for one complete oscillation of 2 seconds, after 0.4 seconds from the mean position. The speaker also requested general ideas for solving these types of questions and any considerations to keep in mind.
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I want the ideas or for solving those questions .

1 ) The piston of steam engine moves with simple Harmonic motion .
The crank rotates at 150 rpm and the stroke length is 2 m . Find the velocity and acceleration of the piston when it is at a distance of 0.8 m from the center .

2 ) A body moving with simple harmonic motion has an amplitude of 1 meter and the time for one complete oscillation is 2 seconds . Determine the velocity and acceleration of the body after 0.4 second from the mean position ?

I want the ideas for solving those questions and please tell what the considerations take on solve like those questions
 
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Just write what you know about SHM. Anything.
 

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