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How does the period of a mass-spring oscillator change with mass and spring stiffness?

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How does the period of a mass-spring oscillator change with mass and spring stiffness?

The period of a mass-spring oscillator increases with mass and decreases with spring stiffness.

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How does the period of a simple pendulum change with the length of the pendulum and the gravitational field?

The period of a simple pendulum increases with the length of the pendulum and decreases with the magnitude of the gravitational field.

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What is internal energy in a system with internal structure, and how can it change?

Internal energy is the energy associated with the internal structure of a system. Changes in the internal structure can result in changes in internal energy.

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How does the work done by a conservative force depend on the path taken?

The work done by a conservative force is independent of the path taken by the object.

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What is the difference between work and potential energy in terms of forces acting on a system?

Work describes forces external to the system, while potential energy is associated with internal interactions between parts of the system.

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How can changes in internal structure affect potential energy?

Changes in internal structure can result in changes in potential energy, as seen in mass-spring oscillators and objects falling in a gravitational field.

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How does potential energy relate to kinetic energy in a closed system?

Since energy is constant in a closed system, changes in potential energy can result in corresponding changes in kinetic energy.

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How might the construction of a system constrain changes in potential and kinetic energies?

The specific construction of a system can impose constraints on how potential and kinetic energies can change, potentially limiting the types or magnitudes of energy transformations.

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