Q7 only 6) If the length of a pendulum is doubled, its period will;a) decrease by 2b) increase by 2d) increase by7) At what point during the oscillation of a pendulum is the linear accelerthe pendulum bob equal to zero?a) At the amplitude of the swingb) At the bottom of the swinge) remain the samec) decrease byc) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the wayCord) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the waya) 108) A 2 kg. mass is oscillating horizontally on a frictionless surface whento a spring. The total energy of the system is observed to be 10J. If thereplaced by a 4 kg. mass, but the amplitude of oscillations and the sprithe same, the total energy of the system will be?b) 5c) 20d) 3.3e) 15.5

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7) At what point during the oscillation of a pendulum is the linear acceler the pendulum bob equal to zero? a) At the amplitude of the swing b) At the bottom of the swing c) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the way d) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the way

7) At what point during the oscillation of a pendulum is the linear acceler the pendulum bob equal to zero? a) At the amplitude of the swing b) At the bottom of the swing c) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the way d) halfway between the amplitude and bottom of the swing on the way

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