(Solved): An object is suspended vertically from an ideal spring. After pulling down and releasing the objec ...

An object is suspended vertically from an ideal spring. After pulling down and releasing the object, it oscillates about the equilibrium position (case 1). Assume that you do a second experiment (case 2) in which you pull down the object further away from equilibrium than in case 1. How do the following quantities compare?

(a) The oscillation period

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(b) The maximum speed

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(c) The total energy

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(d) The maximum acceleration

An object is suspended vertically from an ideal spring. After pulling down and releasing the object, it oscillates about the equilibrium position (case 1). Assume that you do a second experiment (case 2) in which you pull down the object further away from equilibrium than in case 1 . How do the following quantities compare?