An oscillator consists of an object attached to a spring. The mass of the object is m = 3.0[kg]. The spring constant of the spring is k = 10[N/m]. A simple pendulum consists of a ball at the end of a long string. Question: What length of string will give the pendulum the same approximate period of oscillation as the object on the spring? Note: use g = 10[m/s/s]. O Length = 1[m] O Length = 2[m] O Length = 3[m] O Length = 4[m] O Length = 5[m] O Length = 6[m] O Length = 7[m]

An oscillator consists of an object attached to a spring. The mass of the object is m = 3.0[kg]. The spring constant of the spring is k = 10[N/m]. A simple pendulum consists of a ball at the end of a long string. Question: What length of string will give the pendulum the same approximate period of oscillation as the object on the spring? Note: use g = 10[m/s/s]. O Length = 1[m] O Length = 2[m] O Length = 3[m] O Length = 4[m] O Length = 5[m] O Length = 6[m] O Length = 7[m]

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