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Mass in kg T20 Times for 20 cycles) Period (T) Period squared (T2) .10 9 .45...

Mass in kg

T20 Times for 20 cycles)

Period (T)

Period squared (T2)

.10

9

.45

.2025

.20

12

.6

.36

.30

15

.75

.5625

.40

18

.9

.81

Amplitude (x0)=5 cm

Find the spring constant and value of q

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Expert Solution

Given that :

amplitude, x0 = 5 cm = 0.05 m

Total mass (in kg) : [(0.1) + (0.2) + (0.3) + (0.4)] kg

m = 1 kg

Total time-period squared (in s2) : [(0.2025) + (0.36) + (0.5625) + (0.81)] s2

T2 = 1.93 s2

The spring constant which will be given as :

using an equation,   T = 2m / k                                                      { eq.1 }

squaring on both sides, we get

T2 = 42 (m / k)

k = 42 m / T2                                                                       { eq.2 }

inserting the values in eq.2,

k = 4 (3.14)2 (1 kg) / (1.93 s2)

k = (39.4 / 1.93) N/m

k = 20.4 N/m


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