Nella figura è rappresentato il grafico velocità-tempo di un oggetto attaccato a
una molla.
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Nella figura è rappresentato il grafico velocità-tempo di un oggetto attaccato a
una molla.
0,005
0,004
0,003
0,002
0,001
v(m/s)
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0
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-0,001
-0,002
-0,003
-0,004
-0,005
t(s)
Osserva il grafico e ricava:
il periodo del moto;
la frequenza del moto;
► l'ampiezza;
la velocità massima;
l'accelerazione massima.
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Answers: 3
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