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min
max
Amplitude
max
Separation
5.0 cm
O Graph

O Graph
3. Set the frequency to 25% as shown by
the blue arrow and the amplitude to 50%,
as shown by the red arrow. Then let the
O Normal
O Slow
simulation run for some cycles.
4. Then increase the frequency through 50% and 75%. Let them run for several
cycles so you can observe the patterns.
Question: What do you notice happens? Please describe your observations
at least two sentences.

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