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An object oscillating with simple harmonic motion

Chapter 13, Problem 5CQ

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Problem 5CQ

An object oscillating with simple harmonic motion completes a cycle in a time T. If the object's amplitude is doubled, the time required for one cycle is still T, even though the object covers twice the distance. How can this be? Explain.

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QUESTION:

Problem 5CQ

An object oscillating with simple harmonic motion completes a cycle in a time T. If the object's amplitude is doubled, the time required for one cycle is still T, even though the object covers twice the distance. How can this be? Explain.

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The objective here is to understand why the time period of oscillation of a body in simple harmonic motion does not change when there is a change in amplitude.

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