ҚАЗАҚСТАН РЕСПУБЛИКАСЫ ҒЫЛЫМ ЖӘНЕ БІЛІМ МИНИСТРЛІГІ
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Тақырыбы: Математикалық маятник (Simple pendulum)
Пәні: Физика
Орындаған: Жумадилов Ержан Есетұлы
Тараз 2016
Simple pendulum
LESSON: Physics
CLASS: 9A
Subject: Simple pendulum
MAIN AIM: Understanding concepts of simple pendulum
LESSON OBJECTIVES: Students should be able to understand the basic ideas of damping and resonance
Review of the previous lesson:
The displacement equation for the motion of an object exhibiting simple harmonic motion is x=0.6cos(pt) m. Find the motion's frequency.
The displacement equation for the motion of an object exhibiting simple harmonic motion is x=0.6cos(pt) m. Find the motion's angular speed.
The displacement equation for the motion of an object exhibiting simple harmonic motion is x=0.6cos(pt) m. Find the motion's amplitude.
An object is exhibiting simple harmonic motion along the y-axis. The equation for its position as a function of time is y=0.4 sin (2.5pt) m. Find the position of the object.
New topic:
A simple pendulum consists of a small mass, called a bob, suspended by a light
and non-elastic string of length L, attached to a rigid support. When the mass is
pulled to one side of its equilibrium position through a small angle θ and released,
as shown in Figure 4.4.1, the simple pendulum performs simple harmonic
motion. A child on a swing and a grandfather clock are some examples of simple
pendulums. The simple harmonic motion of a simple pendulum will be analysed
and an expression found for its period.
During the motion of the bob, the gravitational force acting on its mass has a component along the string and another component perpendicular to the string. The perpendicular component provides the restoring force.
The negative sign indicates that the restoring force, ÁFres, is in the opposite direction to the displacement, s.
The displacement, s, from the equilibrium position is the length along the arc
through which the mass swings. It is given by
The restoring force is proportional to displacement through the equation
The following expression is obtained for the period of the simple pendulum
Homework: Exercises 27-54, page 129