Use the multiple choice grid to answer the following T/F questions: TrueFalseAВCDEFGH A. Uniform circular motion is an example of periodic motion.B. Ifk is small it will take a large force to stretch or compress the spring.C. The time it takes for an object to travel around a circle is it's frequency.D. The maximum distance away from equilibrium that an object is periodic motiontravels is the amplitude.E. The period of an objects motion is dependent of amplitude in simple harmonicmotion.F. Restoring force is always pointed in the same direction from the displacement fromequilibrium.G. The motion of a mass/spring system is the two-dimensional equivalent of uniformcircular motion.H. When a system is subject to a restoring force that is linearly proportional to thedisplacement form equilibrium, the system is exhibits simple harmonic motion.I. A simple pendulum always exhibits simple harmonic motion.

A. A particle performing Uniform circular motion repeats its motion after equal intervals thus it is…

A. Uniform cireular motion is an example of periodic motion. B. Ifk is small it will take a large force to stretch or compress the spring. C. The time it takes for an object to travel around a circle is it's frequency. D. The maximum distance away from equilibrium that an object is periodie motion travels is the amplitude. E. The period of an objects motion is dependent of amplitude in simple harmonie motion. F. Restoring force is always pointed in the same direction from the displacement from equilibrium. G. The motion of a mass/spring system is the two-dimensional equivalent of uniform circular motion. H. When a system is subject to a restoring force that is linearly proportional to the displacement form equilibrium, the system is exhibits simple harmonic motion. I. A simple pendulum always exhibits simple harmonic motion.

A. Uniform cireular motion is an example of periodic motion. B. Ifk is small it will take a large force to stretch or compress the spring. C. The time it takes for an object to travel around a circle is it's frequency. D. The maximum distance away from equilibrium that an object is periodie motion travels is the amplitude. E. The period of an objects motion is dependent of amplitude in simple harmonie motion. F. Restoring force is always pointed in the same direction from the displacement from equilibrium. G. The motion of a mass/spring system is the two-dimensional equivalent of uniform circular motion. H. When a system is subject to a restoring force that is linearly proportional to the displacement form equilibrium, the system is exhibits simple harmonic motion. I. A simple pendulum always exhibits simple harmonic motion.

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ISBN:9781285737027

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter13: Vibrations And Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14P: An object-spring system moving with simple harmonic motion has an amplitude A. (a) What is the total...

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