Questions: What is the peak positive amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm What is the peak-to-peak amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm

What is the peak positive amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm What is the peak-to-peak amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm
Transcript text: What is the peak positive amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm What is the peak-to-peak amplitude of the vibration in this figure? mm
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Peak Positive Amplitude

Examine the graph to determine the highest point the waveform reaches above the zero line. This is the peak positive amplitude.

Step 2: Identify the Peak Negative Amplitude

Examine the graph to determine the lowest point the waveform reaches below the zero line. This is the peak negative amplitude.

Step 3: Calculate the Peak-to-Peak Amplitude

Subtract the peak negative amplitude from the peak positive amplitude to find the peak-to-peak amplitude.

Final Answer

  • Peak Positive Amplitude: 60 mm
  • Peak-to-Peak Amplitude: 120 mm
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