05.12: A mass on the end of a spring oscillates witftqv4 +vm;9py h the displacement versus time graph shown to the right. Which of the following statements about its motion is INCORRpt+my fv94vq;ECT?

  10.08: A mass is connected to the end of a spring and usq) u )c:x ssu. * sd)tmn2,r+fhzh-ydndergoes simple harmonic oscillation. The graph provided shows the position of the mass m:,q-hn2st sc hyd rz+s*d.fs)u))xu as measured from the floor as a function of time.
What is the period of the mass’s oscillation (in units of seconds)?

  10.09: A mass is connected to t18l q1u+eok*phse)p/p s3 l cthe end of a spring and undergoes simple harmonic oscillation. The graph provided shows the position of the mass as spuq*ct os+h8l13 )ek pple 1/measured from the floor as a function of time.
What is the amplitude of the mass’s oscillation (in units of meters)?

  14.08: A 2.50 g mass connu cau5 i5woe8/r,q -orected to the end of an ideal spring oscillates in simple harmonic motion. The mass’s position is described as a function of time by x(t) =0.20 cos(8.00 t + u5qo5 w/8ruar io-e,c 0.50) where all quantities are in base SI units. Which one of the following choices gives the numerical value of the oscillation’s amplitude in base SI units?

  15.26: The position of a ma.j/.1fd vqrz jss connected to a spring obeys x(t) = Acos(wt) . What is the average spevf j/ .rjq1d.zed for one full oscillation in terms of the mass’s maximum speed during oscillation, $V_max$?

  03.37: An object on a spring undergoes Simple Harmonic Motion. Its7 u kv1;bz6crg motion can be described by thefollowing equation y = (0.3 m) sin (10π t + 4) where m is in meters and t is in seconds. Whcu6zvk gb;r7 1at is the amplitude of the vibrating mass on the spring?

  03.38: An object on a spring undergoes Simp5c (j)xdwsj b*h u26b 3sb7npdle Harmonic Motion. Its motion can be described by thefollowing equation y =wd 3 ps7nc5bx6h*d2bj( )ujsb (0.3 m) sin (10π t + 4) where m is in meters and t is in seconds. What is the period of vibration of the mass on the spring?

  00.08: A pendulum is pulled to one side and released. It s 6jxig 4xb/0jnv) ejs-jgo*o*wings freely to the opposite side and stops. Which of the following might best represent graphs of)*-xn6eo* jsjg /x 04ogvjbij kinetic energy $E_k$, potential energy $E_p$ and total energy $E_T$?

  11.18: The motion of an object moving along a straight line is given by the vel ek )56ohilz+:hzt h,gocity vs. time graph shown.glitk+,h:ze5o )hz h6
Which one of the following choices best represents the average acceleration of the object during the time interval from t=4.0 sto t=9.0 s?

  11.19: The motion of an object moving along a straigho7 0a96urey1 lrg4 oeet line is given by the velocity vs. time graph s94reear e6g0y1olo7uhown.
Which one of the following choices best represents the instantaneous acceleration of the object at the time of t=5.0s?

  12.17: A mass moves according to the graph of position as a function of time sh;tx ht1r+j0 gohq5/ shown r5qg ; tht0s /jh+o1hxbelow.
Which one of the following choices correctly represents the time instants or time interval for which the instantaneous velocity of the mass is considered always to be negative? Lettrepresent time.

  94.05: Amass m; attached to a horizontal masssu) *c;yg5j bc2cpdyn+w7eqbm ,86 syless spring with spring constant k; is set into simple harmonic motion. Its maximum displacement from its equilib*2e +6nu ,7c;ymq5ds8g s ybpj)cb cwyrium position is A. What is the mass’s speed as it passes through its equilibrium position?

  94.40: A block of mass M is initially 1hw* acx;1kuv at rest on a frictionless floor, as shown in the accompanying figure. The ak1*hx ;1wcuv block, attached to a massless spring with spring constant k, is initially at its equilibrium position. An arrow with mass m and velocity v is shot into the block. The arrow sticks in the block. What is the maximum compression of the spring?

  01.36: A mass m is attac0q.txuf/ d. h -h,x1bjendw/3fnymo* hed to a spring with a spring constant k. If the mass is set into simple harmonic motion by a displacement d from3 jy/. x*xf /heo 0d w.nnbf1d,mth-uq its equilibrium position, what would be the speed,v, of the mass when it returns to equilibrium position?

  08.48: A block of mass M on a horizontal surface is conv6 1 f8rtxmet8nected to the end of a massless spring of spring constant k. The block is pulled a distance x from equilibrium and when released from rest, the block moves toward equilibriux 8trt6e1v8 mfm. What minimum coefficient of kinetic friction between the surface and the block would prevent the block from returning to equilibrium with non-zero speed?