95.18: The period of a spring-mass system undergoing simple harmom p, eop(ny*upur5r1;nic motion is T. If the ampl5* ruoppurne(p ,y;m1 itude of the spring-mass system’s motion is doubled, the period will be:

  96.11: A simple pendulum of mass m and length Lhasa period of oscillatizad3ri- gd7z* on T at angular ampli37zdr* dz- gaitude $θ = 5^{\circ}$ measured from its equilibrium position. If the amplitude is changed to $10^{\circ}$ and everything else remains constant, the new period of the pendulum would be approximately:

  09.22: A point object is connected to the end of a long stria irq(ri7fi8cyjo1/) ng of negligible mass and the system swings as a simple pendulum with period T. What is the period of the pendulum if the string is made to have one-quarter of its origin(ryi oqj/1farc)7 8ii al length?

  05.27: What is the period of a simple pendulum if the length o73fj/ ovv+dmff the cord is 67.0 cm and the pendulum bob havj+/fod mv 3f7s a mass of 2.4 kg?

  06.49: Three identical Hookian springs 8 cp)dsb 3w8u knu+1gf of spring constant k are connected as shown to a mass M in equilibrium. The horizontal platform shown between the springs1u 8w3)gufd+cbnp 8ks and the springs themselves have no mass. If the mass M is slightly displaced vertically, the mass exhibits simple harmonic oscillation. Assume that the horizontal platform does not rotate during the oscillations.What is the period of the oscillation?

  07.23: The period of a mass-spring syste5:j,-sp el u;lea0zf hm undergoing simple harmonic oscillation is T. If t uszee-p lf ;0a5jlh,:he
amplitude of the mass-spring system’s motion is doubled, the period will be

  17.06: A mass connected to an ideal spring oscillates wi5swj7f3 mh.p fth a period T when it is released from rest at a position A from equilibrium. Which one of the following choices correctly identifies the period of oscillation for the mass connected to the same spring when it is released from rest at a.h m5jffw3p7s position 2A from equilibrium?

  10.23: A point object of mass M is connect2t*1jorux+ovls;5 sk ed to the end of a long string of negligible mass and the system swings as a sist;lvk 2sojx 1*r+ 5oumple pendulum with period T. The point object of mass M is now replaced with a point object of mass 4M. When this new system swings as a simple pendulum, what is its period?

  07.07: A mass connected to a string swings back and forth as4nrf4 e i eh.h7up,w4v a pendulum with snapshots ofnirewv4h 4 e4uf. 7p,h the
motion seen in the figure. Ignore the friction in the system. Which of the following statements about the pendulum-Earth system is correct?

  13.09: A simple pendulum oscillate6() 9zi ;,ynxg i4pdnzjof+r9vgkh9 d s with a period of 2.0 s. If the maximum oscillationyd(j)6+i4hzd9,gvkfz i;x99 pg no n r of the pendulum is $4.0^{\circ}$ from equilibrium, what is the length of the string for this pendulum?

  14.05: A simple pendulum consists of a massive bob connected to the enygqa 7xe p:uv-w7 7p+y,w9qknd of a very light string. Which one of the following changes should be made in order to increase theu y-wgy p ,7eq97xpk+ a:7nvqw period of the pendulum? Ignore air resistance.

  14.45: A long thin rod of man-sk 7:(glii,nypknl c-g+n9 ss M and length L is pivoted at one end so that it swings as a pendulum. The rod is set into simple harmonic oscillation and has a period of motion T. A second thin rod with mass 2M and length 2L also is pivoted at one end to swing as a pendulum. When thi:gk-g9 lkiy,s(n +n 7pninc-ls second rod is set into simple harmonic oscillation, what is its period?