PERIODIC MOTION:
OSCILLATIONS
ANALYSIS
2. From the cycle count in cell E39, determine the period of the motion and enter the result in cell E41.
3. Calculate the frequency and enter it in cell E42.
4. The equilibrium position is midway between the closest and the farthest distances. Find the average of the values in cells E45:E46, and enter the result in cell E47.
5. The amplitude is the difference between either the farthest distance and the equilibrium distance or the closest distance and the equilibrium distance. Use the data in either cell E45 or E46 and the equilibrium position in cell E47 to determine the amplitude. Enter the result in cell E48.
2. Submit
the completed Worksheet as part of your lab report.