95.18: The period of a spring-mass system undergoing simple harmonic motion fren)e0m(mc gc)cfox j3xq+, 25od2 lis T. If the amplituj)m ml2c ofx ( ,2)gf0con +d5xqc3erede 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 oscillation Tbnji:v (f1 t2(7wr enq at angular amplitb1j:(irn(2nq v w ef7tude $θ = 5^{\circ}$ 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 ofaehokf;70j( d a long string of negligible mass and the system swings as a simple pendulum with period T. What ij afohk(;e07d s the period of the pendulum if the string is made to have one-quarter of its original length?

  05.27: What is the period of a simple pendulum if the length of u:ze-m h5* d.zhpild 7the cord is 67.0 cm and the pendul7duli hmz ep* :zd-h5.um bob has a mass of 2.4 kg?

  06.49: Three identical Hookian springs of spring constant k are conn8gf+ o /h9i3tkegm.evom1mg9y+; rcjected as shown to a mass M in equilibrium. The horizontal platform shown between the springs and the sprin m18y;ir otm/9e.f jcogevk+ 3 g+gm9hgs 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 system undergoing simple harmonic oscilx; f tunl /- 0.)rzhm8itetq e1as4s4zlation is T. If tumtszql0 8en14er4 fx)i-t.tzh;a/s he
amplitude of the mass-spring system’s motion is doubled, the period will be

  17.06: A mass connected tollp.k(qzel0uc-z7ph w09a5 u an ideal spring oscillates with 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 qlu wpz7 z-h (uc5l9kl0epa0.for the mass connected to the same spring when it is released from rest at a position 2A from equilibrium?

  10.23: A point object of mass M is connected to the end of a lon6/*,2qe b(brc(njkdk9b trlv .d4*rz h8bw ngg string of negligible mass and the system swings as a simple pendulum with period T. The point object of mass M is now replacecn,*bv rqd 9rbkwd tbbhk6z (j4. *(en8r /2lgd 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 swing8mfn es 4aiotl;i.3h7s back and forth as a pendulum with snapshots of te7ai; 3 inhls4 f.tmo8he
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 penduzq fag4 ;t,zf(lum oscillates with a period of 2.0 s. If the maximum oscillatzt 4q;f a,(gzfion 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 end of a ve7+ h1ajm u5dq/ly co-lry light string. Which one of the following changes should be made in ordehoul/7lq-d5yac+ 1jmr to increase the period of the pendulum? Ignore air resistance.

  14.45: A long thin rod of mass M and length L is pivoted at one epre0 /5s1 sayea* c-bind 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 this second rod is s-b 1ycia e re*p0a/5sset into simple harmonic oscillation, what is its period?