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In experiment is carried out to measure the spring constant of a spring. a mass of 500 g is suspended on the string. its is pulled down a small distance and the time for 20 oscillation is measured to be 34s.
a)explain why the mass performs simple harmonic motion?
b) what is the spring constant?
a)explain why the mass performs simple harmonic motion?
b) what is the spring constant?
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same
b/c in simple harmonic motion there is constant oscillation
Answered by
Minibel Simeneh
What Is The Spring Constant ?
Answered by
getasew
7887.68N/m
Answered by
Dagmawi Daniel
A)because an experiment is carried out to measure the spring constant of a spring.
B)k=m*number of oscillation /measured time
K=0.5*20/34=0.3N/m
c)x=mg/k=0.5*10/0.3=17m
D)i)change in gravity doesnt affect the time period of SHM.
ii)x=m*g of moon/k=0.5*1.6/0.3=2.72m
B)k=m*number of oscillation /measured time
K=0.5*20/34=0.3N/m
c)x=mg/k=0.5*10/0.3=17m
D)i)change in gravity doesnt affect the time period of SHM.
ii)x=m*g of moon/k=0.5*1.6/0.3=2.72m
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