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This worksheet contains 7 problems about simple harmonic motion involving springs and pendulums. Students are asked to calculate amplitudes, frequencies, periods of oscillation, spring constants, and the acceleration due to gravity based on given mass values, spring constants, amplitudes of displacement, and other physical characteristics. The problems cover concepts like the relationship between spring constant and natural frequency, and how changing mass affects the period of a spring or pendulum.

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This worksheet contains 7 problems about simple harmonic motion involving springs and pendulums. Students are asked to calculate amplitudes, frequencies, periods of oscillation, spring constants, and the acceleration due to gravity based on given mass values, spring constants, amplitudes of displacement, and other physical characteristics. The problems cover concepts like the relationship between spring constant and natural frequency, and how changing mass affects the period of a spring or pendulum.

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SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION WORKSHEET

NAME___________________________ PERIOD_____

1.

A 100.0-g mass is suspended from a spring whose constant is 50.0 N/m. The mass is then pulled down 1.0 cm and then released. (a) What is the amplitude of the resulting oscillations? (b) What is the frequency?

Answer (a)_______________________ Answer (b)_______________________ 2. A 1000. kg car bounces up and down on its springs once every 2.0s. What is the spring constant of its springs?

Answer_______________________ 3. A 25-kg portable gasoline-powered generator is mounted on a set of 4 springs. If the springs are depressed by 4.0 mm by the mass, what is the natural frequency of the spring-generator combination?

Answer_______________________ 4. A 50.0-g teacup is suspended from a spring and oscillates with a period of 1.5 s. What will be the period when a 120-g mug is suspended from the same spring?

Answer_______________________

5.

A spring has a 1.0-s period of oscillation when a 20.0 N weight is suspended from it. Find the elongation of the spring when a 50.0 N spring is suspended from it.

Answer_______________________ 6. A 20.0-kg chandelier is suspended from a high ceiling with a cable 6.0-m long. What is its period of oscillation as it swings?

Answer_______________________ 7. A pendulum oscillates 24.0 times per minute in a particular location. If the pendulum is 1.53 m long, what is the acceleration due to gravity there?

Answer_______________________

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