A mass m on a spring with spring constant k oscillates with Simple Harmonic Motion. Assume m and k are both known in base SI units. The exact position of the harmonic oscillator is described by this function. All quantities are expressed in base Sl units: x(t) = cos(3t + T4) This is a multi-select question, you must select 2 correct answers to receive full credit. Question #1: What is the period of the oscillation? Question #2: What is the total distance traveled by the oscillator during one full period? (Hint: this is not asking for the displacement) | The period of the oscillation is 3r [s] | The period of the oscillation is 3 [s] | The period of the oscillation is 4 T [s] The period of the oscillation is 2/3 [s] The period of the oscillation is 3/4 n² [s] The total distance traveled during one full period is 0 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 1 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 2 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 4 [m]

A mass m on a spring with spring constant k oscillates with Simple Harmonic Motion. Assume m and k are both known in base SI units. The exact position of the harmonic oscillator is described by this function. All quantities are expressed in base Sl units: x(t) = cos(3t + T4) This is a multi-select question, you must select 2 correct answers to receive full credit. Question #1: What is the period of the oscillation? Question #2: What is the total distance traveled by the oscillator during one full period? (Hint: this is not asking for the displacement) | The period of the oscillation is 3r [s] | The period of the oscillation is 3 [s] | The period of the oscillation is 4 T [s] The period of the oscillation is 2/3 [s] The period of the oscillation is 3/4 n² [s] The total distance traveled during one full period is 0 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 1 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 2 [m] The total distance traveled during one full period is 4 [m]

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