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if the time period of an oscillation is tripled the frequency becomes ------------- of its original​

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Answered by Coolguy4321
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Answer:

When an object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion in the vertical direction, its

maximum speed occurs when the object

(a) is at its highest point.

(b) is at its lowest point.

(c) is at the equilibrium point.

(d) has the maximum net force exerted on it.

(e) has a position equal to its amplitude.

Because the total energy is fixed at kA 2

/2, the maximum kinetic energy occurs at the

minimum potential energy, where x = 0. Thus, the maximum speed is at the equilibrium

position.

Any body moving with simple harmonic motion is being acted by a force that is

(a) constant.

(b) proportional to a sine or cosine function of the displacement.

(c) proportional to the inverse square of the displacement.

(d) directly proportional to the displacement.

(e) proportional to the square of the displacement.

The force law which gives rise to simple harmonic motion is F = -kx, so the force is

directly proportional to the displacement.

A system consists of a mass vibrating on the end of a spring. The total mechanical

energy of this system

(a) varies as a sine or cosine function.

(b) is constant only when the mass is at maximum displacement.

(c) is a maximum when the mass is at its equilibrium position only.

(d) is constant, regardless of the displacement of the mass from the equilibrium

position.

(e) is always equal to the square of the amplitude.

The total energy for a mass undergoing simple harmonic motion on a spring is kA2

/2.

This expression depends only on the amplitude, not the instantaneous position, so the

total energy is constant.

The period of a pendulum increases by a factor of four when transported to the surface

of the mythical planet Tundra. What is the gravitational acceleration on the surface of

Tundra compared to that on Earth?

(a) g/16 (b) g/4 (c) g/2 (d) 2g (e) 16g

The period of a pendulum is given by T = 2π (g/L)

1/2

, from which g ~ 1/T2

. Thus, if the

period increases by a factor of 4, the local gravitational acceleration must decrease by a

factor of 16.

A string under tension carries transverse waves travelling at speed v. If the tension in

the string is halved and the linear density of the string is doubled, what is the wave

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Answered by shifakhan6
5

Explanation:

as weknow time period is equal to =1/F (f is the frequency)

and frequency it 3 so time period will be 1/3

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