A seismograph has a heavy weight that is hung from a spring. What would happen if the weight were attached to a rod instead of a spring?
1.The weight would not oscillate.
2.The weight would oscillate.
3.The pen would not make contact with the paper.
4.The seismogram would not be accurate.
5.The seismograph would not function.
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