In mass spring system mass 'm' is attached with spring of spring constant 'k' with time period 'T1'..Then the mass is replaced by '2m' with same spring, what is the time period 'T2'
Correct answer: C. T2=β2T1
- A. T2=T1
- B. T2=2T1
- C. T2=β2T1
- D. T2=T1/(β2)
Explanation
Time period T for a mass attached to a spring can be calculated by using the following formula: T=2π βm/k T1=2π βm/k ==============eq(1)Since 2m is attached to the same spring to which m was attached, spring constant k remains same. T2=2π β2m/k ==============eq(2)Divide eq(2) by eq(1)T2/T1=2π β2m/k / 2π βm/kT2=β2xT1So increasing the mass by 2 would increase the time period by β2Correct answer here is option C
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