Answer:
(a). w/ 2π = 1/2π × (√k + ky/m).
(b). Vi/( Vi + Aw sin wt) or Vi/( Vi - Aw sin wt).
(c). 68.97 dB.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that the two springs constant = k and ky respectively, mass = m.
So, k which is the left hand spring is stretched to the right and ky which is the right hand spring is stretched to the left. Thus, we will have;
Total force = - (k + ky) ∆x. Where ∆x = displacement.
So, total force = displacement.
Thus, mw^2 ∆x = (k + ky) ∆x.
w^2 = (k + ky)/ m.
Therefore, the frequency,
= w/ 2π = 1/2π × (√k + ky/m).
(b). In simple harmonic motion, the displacement, x(t) = A cos(wt).
Therefore, the velocity = dx(t)/ dt = - Aw sin wt.
Hence, the frequency heard:
= Vi/( Vi + Aw sin wt) or Vi/( Vi - Aw sin wt).
(C). Minimum intensity = (4π × maximum intensity)/ 4π × (2)^2.
= Maximum intensity/ 4.
Hence, the intensity level, y = 10 log I(min)/ I(h).
= 10 log (0.79 × 10^7).
= 68.97 dB.