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NEET UG PHYSICS MCQ: OSCILLATIONS
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A particle moves with simple harmonic motion in a straight line. In first sec, after starting from rest it travels a distance and in next sec, it travels , in same direction, then
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Correct option: D
time period of oscillations is
Option D (time period of oscillations is ) is the correct answer. The problem describes a particle starting from rest and moving in SHM. By analyzing the distances traveled in consecutive time intervals, we can determine the time period.
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S-I: A particle executes SHM with frequency . The frequency with which total mechanical energy of particle oscillates is .
S-II: Both kinetic as well as potential energy of particle in SHM oscillate with a frequency The phase difference (in radian) between two SHM whose equations are and at is: A vertical spring block system is made to oscillate.
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S-II: Both kinetic as well as potential energy of particle in SHM oscillate with a frequency The phase difference (in radian) between two SHM whose equations are and at is: A vertical spring block system is made to oscillate.
Statement-1: Its time period on earth is more than that on the moon.
Statement-2: Its extension on earth (in equilibrium) is more than that on the moon.
