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    Dashboard / My courses / 1155_PHY F111 / QUIZ / QUIZ2_B

    Started on Saturday, 3 June 2023, 4:50 PM


    State Finished
    Completed on Saturday, 3 June 2023, 5:20 PM
    Time taken 30 mins
    Grade 14 out of 14 (100%)

    Question 1
    Correct

    Mark 2 out of 2

    In the picture below, two masses attached to two springs are allowed to oscillate inside a frictionless circular groove. The masses are m1 =
    m2 = 1 kg. Both the massless springs have spring constant k = 4 N/m. Choose the correct statement:

    The two normal mode squared angular frequencies are 4k/m and 2k/m.

    The two normal mode squared angular frequencies are k/m and 2k/m.

    The two normal mode squared angular frequencies are 4k/m and k/m.

    None of the above 

    The correct answer is:


    None of the above
    Question 2
    Correct

    Mark 2 out of 2

    In the given figure the masses are m1 = m2 = 2 kg. The spring constant of the massless spring is k = 4 N/m. Neglect gravity. The ratio of the
    lowest and highest normal mode (angular) frequencies (ω1/ω2) is:
    (If the answer is a fraction, answer upto one decimal place.)

    Answer: 0 

    The correct answer is: 0

    Question 3
    Correct

    Mark 1 out of 1

    1. The energy(E) of a damped oscillator becomes 1/e4 of its initial energy(Eo ) in time t=10 sec. The undamped angular frequency ω0 is 40
    rad/sec, then the Quality factor Q of the oscillator is equal to

    20

    100 

    50

    The correct answer is:


    100
    Question 4
    Correct

    Mark 1 out of 1

    Consider a mass-spring system, subjected to a damping force. The following graph describes the displacement of the mass from its
    equilibrium position with time t.

    This particular system can be:

    (You may choose one or more answers; no partial marking for partially correct answer)

    none of the above

    critically damped 

    over damped 

    underdamped

    The correct answers are:


    over damped,

    critically damped

    Question 5
    Correct

    Mark 2 out of 2

    A block of mass 1kg is attached to a spring, the other end of which is fixed and kept horizontally on a frictionless surface. If the block is
    pushed horizontally with a force of 100N, it is displaced by 4m from its equilibrium position. The whole system is submerged in a damping
    medium. When the block moves with a velocity of 5m/sec, it experiences a damping force of 25N.
    The quality factor of the damped oscillatory system is:

    Answer: 1 

    The correct answer is: 1


    Question 6
    Correct

    Mark 3 out of 3

    The figures show the mean power input and amplitude as a function of driving frequency for a mass ( m= 1 kg) on a spring with damping. (
    Driving force F0 cos(ωt) ). The maximum amplitude (A ) is

    0.1 

    10

    0.05

    20

    The correct answer is:


    0.1
    Question 7
    Correct

    Mark 3 out of 3

    An oscillator initially at rest is driven by an external force starting at t = 0 . Its displacement as a function of time is plotted in the graph.

    Which of the following is a good approximation to the damping constant (/s)?

    0.0005

    0.05 

    0.005

    The correct answer is:


    0.05

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