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If the length of a simple pendulum is increased by 4% and the mass is decreased by 4%,the period is
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When the compression of a spring is doubled,the potential energy stored in the spring is
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The force constant for a simple harmonic motion is k and the amplitude of the motion is A.The maximum value of the potential energy of a mass m oscillating with simple harmonic motion is
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-The graph shows the displacement of an oscillator as a function of time.The oscillator that is overdamped is

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A particle moving in a circle of radius 15 cm makes 33.3 rev/min.If the particle starts on the positive x axis at time t = 0,what is the x component of the particle's velocity at time t = 1.2 s?
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-The graph shows the displacement of an oscillator as a function of time.The oscillator that is critically damped is

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The kinetic energy K of a body executing simple harmonic motion is plotted against time,the time being expressed in terms of the period T.The initial conditions are such that the phase angle is zero.Such a graph would most closely resemble which of the following graphs? 

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A damped oscillator has a decay time constant .After time t = has passed,the fraction of the amount of energy remaining is
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-The graph shows the average power delivered to an oscillating system as a function of the driving frequency.According to these data,the damping is greatest for system(s)

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The acceleration of a particle moving with simple harmonic motion is given by
where x is in meters and a is in meters per second squared.The period of the motion is

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What is the length L of a simple pendulum with the same period as a physical pendulum consisting of a hoop suspended at its rim? 

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The period of oscillation of a simple pendulum of length 9.8 m and mass 5.0 kg is approximately
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A 1.81-kg block slides on a horizontal frictionless table with a speed of 1.22 m/s.It is brought to rest by compressing a spring in its path.If the spring has a force constant of 7.30 N/m,it is compressed
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A body of mass 0.50 kg moves in simple harmonic motion with a period of 1.5 s and an amplitude of 20 mm.Which of the following equations correctly represents this motion?
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Which of the following statements concerning the motion of a simple pendulum is incorrect?
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A pendulum does not have simple harmonic motion if its angular amplitude 0 is not small.For large angular amplitudes,the period is given by T = T0[1 + (1/4)sin2 0 + (3/64)sin4 0 + · · · ]
As the angular amplitude of the pendulum gets larger,the frequency of the pendulum
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A spring vibrates in simple harmonic motion according to the equation
where x is in centimeters and t is in seconds.The total number of vibrations this body makes in 10 s is

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A thin test tube is partially filled with lead pellets so that it floats vertically in a fluid.Use Archimedes' Principle to calculate that if displaced slightly from its equilibrium position the test tube will undergo SHM in the vertical direction and derive how the time period is related to the density of the fluid.
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