Consider two objects, A and B, both undergoing SHM, but with different frequencies, as described by the equations xsuba= 2.0msin(2.0t) and xsubB = 5.0msin(3.0t), where t is in seconds.

After t = 0, find the next three times t at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin.

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To find the next three times when both objects simultaneously pass through the origin, we need to find the common 't' values for both object's positions 'x'.

So, let's equate the positions by setting xsuba = 0 and xsubB = 0:

For object A:
0 = 2.0m sin(2.0t)

And for object B:
0 = 5.0m sin(3.0t)

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To find the times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin, we need to find the values of t for which the displacement of both objects is zero.

Given the equations xsubA = 2.0msin(2.0t) and xsubB = 5.0msin(3.0t), we can set both equations equal to zero:

For Object A: 2.0msin(2.0t) = 0
For Object B: 5.0msin(3.0t) = 0

To solve these equations, we need to find the values of t for which the sine function is equal to zero. The sine function equals zero at integer multiples of π.

For Object A:
2.0t = nπ, where n is an integer

Dividing both sides by 2.0, we have:
t = nπ/2.0

Similarly, for Object B:
3.0t = nπ, where n is an integer

Dividing both sides by 3.0, we have:
t = nπ/3.0

To find the next three times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin, we need to find the values of t for which both expressions are true.

Let's consider the lowest values of n for each equation:

For Object A: t = 0, π/2.0, π, 3π/2.0, 2π, ...
For Object B: t = 0, π/3.0, 2π/3.0, π, 4π/3.0, ...

Now, we can find the first three common values of t:

1. For t = 0, both Object A and Object B pass through the origin simultaneously.

2. For t = π/2.0, Object A passes through the origin.
For t = π/3.0, Object B passes through the origin.
Since both values of t are different, Object A and Object B do not pass through the origin simultaneously.

3. For t = π, both Object A and Object B pass through the origin simultaneously.

So, the next three times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin are:
- t = 0
- t = π
- t = 2π

To find the times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin, we need to find the values of t for which x-sub-a and x-sub-B are both equal to zero.

Given the equations x-sub-a = 2.0m*sin(2.0t) and x-sub-B = 5.0m*sin(3.0t), we set them equal to zero and solve for t.

For object A:
2.0m*sin(2.0t) = 0

Since sin(2.0t) = 0 when 2.0t = n*pi (n is an integer), we have:
2.0t = n*pi

Solving for t, we get:
t = (n*pi) / 2.0

For object B:
5.0m*sin(3.0t) = 0

Since sin(3.0t) = 0 when 3.0t = m*pi (m is an integer), we have:
3.0t = m*pi

Solving for t, we get:
t = (m*pi) / 3.0

To find the next three times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin, we can substitute integer values for n and m.

First, let's find the first simultaneity by setting n = m = 0:

t = (0*pi) / 2.0 = 0
t = (0*pi) / 3.0 = 0

So, at t = 0, both objects simultaneously pass through the origin.

Now let's find the next three simultaneities by incrementing n and m:

Setting n = 1 and m = 1:
t = (1*pi) / 2.0 = π / 2.0 ≈ 1.57 seconds
t = (1*pi) / 3.0 = π / 3.0 ≈ 1.05 seconds

Setting n = 2 and m = 2:
t = (2*pi) / 2.0 = π seconds
t = (2*pi) / 3.0 ≈ 2.09 seconds

Setting n = 3 and m = 3:
t = (3*pi) / 2.0 ≈ 4.71 seconds
t = (3*pi) / 3.0 ≈ 3.14 seconds

Therefore, the next three times at which both objects simultaneously pass through the origin are approximately:
1.57 seconds, 1.05 seconds, and 2.09 seconds.

2 t = n pi and 3 t = m pi

t = (n/2)pi and t = (m/3)pi
true if n = 2 and m = 3
then t = pi

true if n = 4 and m = 6
then t = 2 pi

true if n = 6 and m = 9
then t = 3 pi

see a pattern?