An object attached to a spring is timed as it swings back-and-forth. The clock is started when the bob is at the left end of its swing. When the bob returns to the left end for the 90.00th-return, the clock reads 60.00seconds. a) What is the T and f of the vibration A B) (a) 0.667 s, (b) 1.50 Hz B D) (a) 0.0167 s, (b) 60 Hz c) C) (a) 60 s, (b) 0.0167 Hz D E) No answer E) A.) (a) 1.50 s, (b) 0.667 Hz

An object attached to a spring is timed as it swings back-and-forth. The clock is started when the bob is at the left end of its swing. When the bob returns to the left end for the 90.00th-return, the clock reads 60.00seconds. a) What is the T and f of the vibration A B) (a) 0.667 s, (b) 1.50 Hz B D) (a) 0.0167 s, (b) 60 Hz c) C) (a) 60 s, (b) 0.0167 Hz D E) No answer E) A.) (a) 1.50 s, (b) 0.667 Hz

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