Enter the frequency and the displacement into the calculator to determine the Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement.
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Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement Formula
The following equation is used to calculate the Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement.
A= 2*pi^2*f^2*D / G
- Where A is the Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement (m/s^2)
- f is the frequency ((hz))
- D is the displacement (m)
- G is the acceleration due to gravity (9.81 m/s^2)
What are the units for Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement?
The most common units for Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement are m/s^2.
How to Calculate Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement?
Example Problem:
The following example problem outlines the steps and information required to calculate the Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement.
First, determine the frequency. In this example, the frequency is measured to be 500 ((hz)).
Next, determine the displacement. For this problem, the displacement is calculated to be .25 (m).
Finally, calculate the Acceleration From Frequency and Displacement using the formula above:
A= 2*pi^2*f^2*D / G
Inserting the values from above and solving the equation gives us:
A= 2*3.14159^2*500^2*.25 / 9.81 = 125759.27 (m/s^2)
