Pendulum & Spring SHM - A-level Physics

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Could you go through some practice questions as well, otherwise very useful video

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Hi, when spring constant (k) is doubled, what happens to the frequency?

[@jacobb7379]

For the spring equation, wouldn't gravitational field strength matter if the force is the weight of the mass? Because you k = F/x = mg/x, and then substituting this into the equation for SHM of a spring gives T = 2π√(x/g) ?

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Hi, at 3.32 wouldn’t T be divided by 2 instead of multiplied?

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In which video(s) do you talk about resonance, or free and forced vibrations??

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Wouldn't the time period for 10 oscillations be 0.2 not 0.5 because T = 1/5 (1/f)?

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Why is there 2 equations for v and when do we use each of them thx

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Hi sir is the equation T= in the new spec as well ?