Physics, asked by yashahi, 2 months ago

how does the period of an SHM vary with the force constant k​

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Answered by rohitgovind27
16

Answer:

because the period is contant a simple harmonic oscillator is can be used as a clock

Answered by siddharthapriy72
1

Answer: The time period varies with the force constant by the relation: T² \alpha k

Explanation:

Given,

the force constant = k

We know the equation that :

T = 2\pi \sqrt{\frac{m}{k} }   -------------------------(1)

Where,

T = time period of the SHM

The time period is the time required by the body to complete one oscillation.

m = mass of the body

k = force constant of the oscillator ( force constant varies with different materials and the greater the force constant greater is the rigidity of the body)

So, we can say that T \alpha  k^{-2}

Therefore, the time period varies with the force constant by the relation: T² \alpha k

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