Physics, 17.08.2021 02:30 DivineMemes420
Tall buildings are designed to sway in the wind. In a 100-km/h wind, for example, the top of the 110-story Sears Tower oscillates horizontally with an amplitude of 15 cm. The building oscillates at its natural frequency, which has a period of 7.0 s.
Assuming SHM, find the maximum horizontal velocity experienced by a Sears employee as she sits working at her desk located on the top floor.
Find the maximum acceleration experienced by a Sears employee as she sits working at her desk located on the top floor.
Compare the maximum acceleration (as a percentage) with the acceleration due to gravity.
*Make sure to include units.
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