
Oscillations – Energy in SHM, Time Period of Spring & Pendulum
Physics · Grade 11 · Week 36 · 25 questions
Oscillations is a foundational Grade 11 physics chapter that covers Energy in SHM and Time Period of Spring & Pendulum. Solid foundations here make later chapters on mechanics, electromagnetism, and modern physics much easier.
What you'll practise
- Calculate Energy in SHM
- Derive Time Period of Spring & Pendulum
- Apply oscillations concepts to NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Oscillations – Energy in SHM, Time Period of Spring & Pendulum quiz
Grade 11 Physics — Oscillations – Energy in SHM, Time Period of Spring & Pendulum: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- The kinetic energy in SHM at displacement x is:
- The potential energy in SHM at displacement x is:
- The total mechanical energy in SHM is:
- In SHM, total energy is:
- Maximum KE in SHM occurs at:
- Maximum PE in SHM occurs at:
- At mean position, PE is:
- At x = A/√2, KE equals:
- The frequency of KE oscillation in SHM compared to displacement is:
- The time period of a spring-mass system is T = :
- The frequency of a spring-mass system is f = :
- If mass is doubled in spring-mass system, time period becomes:
- If spring constant is quadrupled, time period:
- Two identical springs in parallel have effective k = :
- Two identical springs in series have effective k = :
- Time period of simple pendulum T = :
- The period of pendulum is independent of:
- If length of pendulum is quadrupled, its time period:
- On the Moon (g_moon = g/6), pendulum period compared to Earth:
- A second's pendulum has time period:
- Length of second's pendulum on Earth ≈ :
- A pendulum at equator vs poles:
- The SHM assumption for pendulum requires:
- Spring potential energy at extension x is:
- A 2 kg mass on spring of k = 200 N/m. Frequency ≈ :
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