Unusual cases of oscillation

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제목	Unusual cases of oscillation
설명	This calculus-based activity demonstrates that motion on a parabolic potential is simple harmonic motion (in this case in the x-direction... while not in the y-direction). I use it to help solidify the argument that circular pendulum motion is SHM only in small amplitude... but that small amplitude is not required for SHM. All that is required for SHM is Hooke's law dependence. It also helps students understand that motion on a pendulum is not a function of mass, but is a function of the surface gravitational acceleration (when students play with these variables in the sim... which they frequently do as they derive equations for period, etc.). At the end, I also include a bit about the relation of circular motion to harmonic motion (using the ladybug revolution sim)... but this part is easily cut. Solutions are available via email request.
기간	60 분
정답 포함	아니요
언어	영어
키워드	Hooke's law목록 구분 calculus목록 구분 simple harmonic motion목록 구분 simple harmonic oscillation
시뮬레이션	에너지 스케이트 공원