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Question: Two equations of two S.H.M. are \(x = a\sin(\omega t - \alpha)\) and \(y = b\cos(\omega t - \alpha)\...

Two equations of two S.H.M. are x=asin(ωtα)x = a\sin(\omega t - \alpha) and y=bcos(ωtα)y = b\cos(\omega t - \alpha). The phase difference between the two is

A

00

B

α0

C

900

D

1800

Answer

900

Explanation

Solution

x=asin(ωtα)x = a\sin(\omega t - \alpha)

and y=bcos(ωtα)y = b\cos(\omega t - \alpha) =bsin(ωtα+π/2)b\sin(\omega t - \alpha + \pi/2)

Now the phase difference = (ωtα+π2)(ωtα)=π/2=90o(\omega t - \alpha + \frac{\pi}{2}) - (\omega t - \alpha) = \pi/2 = 90^{o}

ΔT=12×105×86400sec/day\Delta T = 12 \times 10^{- 5} \times 86400sec/\text{day} = 10.3 sec/day.