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Investigating springs. Investigate the behaviour of a spring when it is loaded with masses. a. How does the extension change?
b. How does the time of its oscillations change?
a. How does the energy of the system change?
b. Can you find an expression for the total energy in the system at any time? P
c. lot a graph to show how each form of energy varies over the course of one complete oscillation.
d. Can you find a relationship between the energy of the system and the load on the spring?
e. Can you explain this relationship?

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