Original post by Edwin Adede
Derivation of differential energy for SHM
Youd need to post the actual question and describe what youve done/are unsure about.
Original post by Edwin Adede
Derivation of differential energy for SHM
Simple Harmonic Motion of a spring pendulum by any chance? is it one of these functions you have to differentiate?
x = x0 * sin(omega * t) (starting at equilibrium)
x = x0 * cos(omega * t) (starting at displacement)
If so, you have to consider the trigonometric rule and chain rule for differentiation.
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