Physics, 24.12.2019 08:31 brianaduenas619
Trevor places a mass on a spring. when he releases it, the mass and spring move in simple harmonic motion.
how could trevor increase the amplitude of the motion?
he could use a longer spring.
he could use a smaller mass.
he could use a stiffer spring.
he could pull the mass down farther.
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