
Z S.
asked 07/21/23The vertical displacement of an SUV's body modelled by h(t) = e^(-0.5t) sint where h is the vertical displacement (m) at time (s). Determine when & what the max displacement of the vehicle's body is
when displacement occurs and what it is?
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Dayv O. answered 07/21/23
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h=e(-t/2)sin(t)
ln(h)=(-t/2)+ln(sin(t))
h'/h=-(1/2)+cot(t)
h'=(e(-t/2)sin(t))*(cot(t)-1/2)
h'=e(-t/2)(cos(t)-(1/2)sin(t))
h'=0 when t=tan-1(2)+nπ,,,,,,t>0 ,,,, h(t) term of e(-t/2) implies t=tan-1(2) is time of maximum displacement
h(tan-1(2))=e((-arctan(2))/2)*(2/√5)
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