A mass M is attached to a solid support with an ideal spring ofspring constant k. The natural frequency of the system is o. Ifthe mass now carries a charge+Q and an external electric field E along the axis ofthe spring is turned on, the frequency for small oscillations (a) becomes zero [IISC. 2007] (d) remains unchanged (b) increases (c) decreases

A mass M is attached to a solid support with an ideal spring ofspring constant k. The natural frequency of the system is o. Ifthe mass now carries a charge+Q and an external electric field E along the axis ofthe spring is turned on, the frequency for small oscillations (a) becomes zero [IISC. 2007] (d) remains unchanged (b) increases (c) decreases

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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