95.18: The period of a spring-mass system undergoing simple harmonic motiokie 6 h1mym/r.m)1gt lwsflw (-mf/j -n is T. If the amplfw1/ 6gfm/mhy ml wr-i.m sk(-jt1l)e 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 oscioa+ /v(,xop qvyng/ h*llation T at angular amplitude n q+,vyag (/v/oohp*x$θ = 5^{\circ}$ 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 string o , po4qse8/xmsf negligible mass and the system swings as a simple pendulum with pe,s8/m oxe p4qsriod T. What is 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 pi.hdx 5wkqj+e 4u xt8d:/8tuthe cord is 67.0 cm and the pendulum bob h.+8qj ue:d idx8x5 pwhu4tkt/as a mass of 2.4 kg?

  06.49: Three identica9rbou/* arhi4ti) st4cn3u+ e; yksm :l Hookian springs of spring constant k are connected as shown to a mass M in equilibrium. The horizontal platform shown between the springs and the springs themselves have no mass. If the mass M is slightly displaced vertically, the mass exhibits simple s/m bu;i :t i+43tcr4s)a9nhky*uroeharmonic 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 ubnce**) qfncc 6.,r5nd ;axkcj,) czvndergoing simple harmonic oscillation is T. If the enca qxccjz5*rn*vdc .nb,) fk;c,6)
amplitude of the mass-spring system’s motion is doubled, the period will be

  17.06: A mass connected to an ideal spring oscillates with a period Tkta dn 2f)c+-x when it is reledxa+)2f - tcknased 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 position 2A from equilibrium?

  10.23: A point object of mass M is connected to the end2 bue /5yo.cgac,t-o l of a long string of negligible mass and the system swings as a simple pendulum with period T. The point objloy,ue 2a5t cocg-b/. ect 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 as a pendulum wit17cl0jmqa0x4 wvh bp3h snapshotspcml07bhv01wqx 3j4 a of 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 pendulunsg8 1eppp4* wm oscillates with a period of 2.0 s. If the maximum oscill pen18g s*4ppwation of the pendulum is $4.0^{\circ}$ from equilibrium, what is the length of the string for this pendulum?

  14.05: A simple pendulum con/9r(p0 k3uhbzr .uvl zsists of a massive bob connected to the end of a very light string. Which one of the following changes should be made in order to inpk(v0/zburuh l .9zr3crease the period of the pendulum? Ignore air resistance.

  14.45: A long thin rod of mass M and length L 6zfs7zu: 0n f62dtyr vjy fr7/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 this second rod is set into simple harmonic oscill/7yndv z stf:6zrr67jy0u f f2ation, what is its period?