Answer:
Explanation:
Given that, time runs from 0 to 2π.
Generally
x - direction, t makes an angle with x direction
x = Cos(t)
y = Sin(t)
y-direction, t makes an angle with y-direction
x = Sin(t)
y = Cos(t)
1. x = Cos(2t), y = Sin(2t)
Relating this to x = ACos(wt) and y=ASin(wt)
Where A is amplitude and w is angular frequency
Since w = 2 it shows that the moves counter clockwise two times round the clock
x = Cos(2t) implies that the clock is in the x direction i.e. at 3'0 clock since it is positive
Then, the match to this is
E. Starts at 3 o'clock and moves counterclockwise two times around.
2. x = Cos(t) and y=Sin(t)
So this has an angular frequency of
1, I.e. it moves clockwise round the clock ones
Now,
Since x = Cost, then, it is in positive x direction.
Then, the match to this is
C. Starts at 3 o'clock and moves clockwise one time around.
3. x = Sin(t) and y = Cos(t)
Also, the angular frequency is 1 and it moves clockwise one time round
Now, since y = Cos(t) it shows that it is positive y direction I.e. at 12'I clock.
Then, the match for this is
A. Starts at 12 o'clock and moves clockwise one time around.
4. x = Cos(½t) and y= Sin(½t)
Now, the angular frequency is ½. So, it doesn't move a full clockwise or counter clock wise revolution, it moves half revolution
Since x = Cos(½t), then, the position of the clock is in positive x - direction, i.e. at 3'o clock and it moves half revolution it will revolves to 9'o clock
So, the best match is
F. Starts at 3 o'clock and moves counterclockwise to 9 o'clock.
5. x = -Cos(t) and y = -Sin(t)
The angular frequency is 1 and it will moves counter clockwise one time round since it is negative.
Now, since x = -Cost, this shows that it is in x direction but negative x -direction i.e. at 9'o clock
So, the match for this is
D. Starts at 9 o'clock and moves counterclockwise one time around.