Sir / Madam
I have adoubt in the folwing section of finding the velocity of a Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)... I have encircled the place of doubt
I have attached a picture file
my doubt is how to get a w cos wt from d (a sin wt)/dt
where w=omega
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Sir / Madam
I have adoubt in the folwing section of finding the velocity of a Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)... I have encircled the place of doubt
I have attached a picture file
my doubt is how to get a w cos wt from d (a sin wt)/dt
where w=omega
Well, that's how the differentiation of trig functions works. I suggest you read up about it.
Differentiation of Trig Functions
thanks for the tip...
but I still don't get it
d (a sinwt)/dt =a coswt but above it states d (a sinwt)/dt =a w coswt
Yes you take theout because that's a constant, whereas you don't take t out because that's the variable of differentiation.
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