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You test a moon buggy on earth. When the buggy hits a bump, it oscillates up and down on its springs with a period of 4 seconds. Will the period be the same when buggy is used on the moon?
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You test a moon buggy on earth. When the buggy hits a bump, it oscillates up and down on its springs with a period of 4 seconds. Will the period be the same when buggy is used on the moon?

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