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1) What is ? for a harmonic oscillator (in terms of the period)?

2) What is ? for a spring?

A) If you increase the amplitude, what happens to the period?

B) If you increase the mass, what happens to the period?

C) If you increase the spring constant, what happens to the period?

3) What is ? for a simple pendulum?

A) If you increase the amplitude, what happens to the period?

B) If you increase the mass, what happens to the period?

C) If you increase the length, what happens to the period?

3) For a harmonic oscillator:

A) What is the formula for position over time? Sketch a graph.

B) What is the formula for velocity over time? Sketch a graph.

C) What is the velocity when the position is a maximum?

D) What is the position when the velocity is a maximum?

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