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a) Has the period changed as a result of changing the amplitude of release? If yes,...
a)
Has the period changed as a result of changing the amplitude of
release? If yes, explain how.
b) Has the period changed as a result of changing the mass? If
yes, explain how.
c) Has the period changed as a result of changing the spring
constant? If yes, explain how.
d) Summarize findings from a) to c) stating the parameters
that affect the period of the weighted spring as well as those
parameters that do not have an effect.
Could you please provide explanations for each answers? Thank
you so much!!
*The result of the experiment shows that changing mass and constant
have changed the period but what I want to know is how mass and
spring constant effects period!
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