A block is attached to a spring and is placed on a horizontal smooth surface as shown in which spring is unstretched. Now the spring is given an initial compression `2x_(0)` an block is released from rest. Collision with the wall `PQ` are elastic.
Find the time period of motion of the block:
A block is attached to a spring and is placed on a horizontal smooth surface as shown in which spring is unstretched. Now the spring is given an initial compression `2x_(0)` an block is released from rest. Collision with the wall `PQ` are elastic.
Find the time period of motion of the block:

Find the time period of motion of the block:
A
`(2pi)/(3) sqrt((m)/(k))`
B
`(4pi)/(3)sqrt((m)/(k))`
C
`(3pi)/(2)sqrt((m)/(k))`
D
`(pi)/(2)sqrt((m)/(k))`
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A block is attached to a spring and is placed on a horizontal smooth surface as shown in which spring is unstretched. Now the spring is given an intial compression `2x_(0)`and block is released form rest. Collisions with the wall `PQ` are elastic.
Treat initial position of block as origin `O`. Had wall not been...motion would have been normal `S.H.M.` with amplitude `2x_(0)` say............point, Given `A` and `b`
But in the given situation velocity of block at `P` will get....with same magnitude, mass `PA` part of motion will be......Equation of motion `x =- 2x_(0) cos omegat` for `t_(BP) , x = x_(0) rArr x_(0) =- 2x_(0) cos omegat_(BP)`
`rArr omegat_(BP) = ((pi)/(2)+(pi)/(6)) rArr t_(BP) = (4pi)/(6 omega), t_(PB) = t_(BP)`
Net time period `T = 2t_(BP) = (8pi)/(6 omega) = (4)/(3)pi sqrt((m)/(k))`


Treat initial position of block as origin `O`. Had wall not been...motion would have been normal `S.H.M.` with amplitude `2x_(0)` say............point, Given `A` and `b`

But in the given situation velocity of block at `P` will get....with same magnitude, mass `PA` part of motion will be......Equation of motion `x =- 2x_(0) cos omegat` for `t_(BP) , x = x_(0) rArr x_(0) =- 2x_(0) cos omegat_(BP)`
`rArr omegat_(BP) = ((pi)/(2)+(pi)/(6)) rArr t_(BP) = (4pi)/(6 omega), t_(PB) = t_(BP)`
Net time period `T = 2t_(BP) = (8pi)/(6 omega) = (4)/(3)pi sqrt((m)/(k))`

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