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Potential energy is the energy stored in the object due to its height from the ground which is usually taken as the reference for measuring the potential energy of an object i.e the potential energy of an object at the ground is assumed to be zero.
Option (iii) is the correct choice.
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amplitudes, the motion of the object is well described by simple
harmonic motion, so that the period is independent of amplitude.
However, once the amplitude gets high enough this is no longer
true. As the amplitude increase, does the period increase or
decrease? Explain your reasoning thoroughly, and assume that the
amplitude is always less than pi/B.
(You do not need to answer question 1.14)
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Consider the potential energy described in problem 1.14. For low
amplitudes, the motion of the object is well described by simple
harmonic motion, so that the period is independent of amplitude.
However, once the amplitude gets high enough this is no longer
true. As the amplitude increase, does the period increase or
decrease? Explain your reasoning thoroughly, and assume that the
amplitude is always less than pi/B.
(You do not need to answer question 1.14)
1.13 In research-level theel pnysles,...
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