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1 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 1 Simple Harmonic Motion

2 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 2 Which of the following equations represent simple harmonic motion? A. B. C. D. E.

3 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 3 This object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion. Use the clock on the wall to determine its period ( T ).

4 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 4 This object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion. Use the clock on the wall to determine its frequency ( f ).

5 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 5 This object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion. Use the clock on the wall to determine its frequency (  ).

6 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 6 This object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion. What is its amplitude ( A ). 60 cm

7 College and Engineering Physics Quiz 9: Simple Harmonic Motion 7 This object is oscillating in simple harmonic motion. The mass of the object is 10 g. What is its total energy ( E Total ). 60 cm

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