12. Advance Illustration | Simple Harmonic Motion | Oscillations of a Triangular Wedge |Ashish Arora

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[kz_cbble]

For those who are confused, the springs aren't attached and in one half the motion is with time period T1 and then other half is with time period t2, the block detaches from one springs and switched to other

[ReaLIITG]

this is really nice question ... i dont know why by defalt my mind was thinking that the springs are just attached to the wedge

[Future_iitian_]

Who gaya mujhse
Ye chapter me success rate thoda kam he pata nhi q 😢

[SaiKrishna-qpjn]

sir while writing net force y did u not consider the k2x force?

[girirajgupta]

Sir, how did you say that half motion is in the influence of 1 spring and the other in influence of other spring, i think the condition for this should be k1(sintheta)=k2.
Sir, please guide me in this

[lelouchvibritannia]

My fault: I took k1sin2theta+k2 as net
I will never do these things again

[sudiptamukherjee]

Can u please explain when we should conserve energy of the spring and when to equate the forces in sums with springs. I get different answers for each and am always confused.

[ishanpandey]

sir, can we do this question by the resultant k method, f so then please describe in short....

[bkshouharda]

sir in both cases same forces are acting on the wege so the net force k1 +k2 sinthets2
must be considered.

[harshalchaware]

what will happen when wedge angle and angle of spring with vertical are different???

[meepishi]

why are we considering the time periods for both spring to be different ? (i mean why can we simply add k1 and k2sin^2(theta) )
is it because the spring arent directly joined to the wedge ?

[rohitraut]

How is it possible to find time period to add in such manner

[maadyk]

How is time period pi/w1 + pi/w2. If this has been discussed in some other video kindly post the link