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1. What is the relationship that exists between the period and the frequency? 2. What should...

1. What is the relationship that exists between the period and the frequency?

2. What should be the units of the spring constant if the force is in Newtons and the elongation is in meters?

3. How does the simple pendulum illustrate the conservation of energy?

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