Oscillations & SHM – Objective Questions (Page 2)


Q11.

Time period of a spring-mass system is proportional to:

  • A) √k
  • B) √m
  • C) 1/√m
  • D) m

Answer: B


Q12.

Time period of a simple pendulum depends on:

  • A) Mass of bob
  • B) Amplitude
  • C) Length
  • D) Shape of bob

Answer: C


Q13.

If the length of pendulum is doubled, time period becomes:

  • A) T/2
  • B) √2 T
  • C) 2T
  • D) T/√2

Answer: B


Q14.

In SHM, total energy is proportional to:

  • A) A
  • B) A²
  • C) ω
  • D) x

Answer: B


Q15.

At extreme position of SHM:

  • A) KE maximum
  • B) PE zero
  • C) KE zero
  • D) Velocity maximum

Answer: C


Q16.

Which remains same in vertical and horizontal spring SHM?

  • A) Extension
  • B) Amplitude
  • C) Time period
  • D) Mean position

Answer: C


Q17.

Angular frequency ω is related to time period T as:

  • A) ω = T/2π
  • B) ω = 2π/T
  • C) ω = 1/T
  • D) ω = πT

Answer: B


Q18.

If amplitude is doubled, total energy becomes:

  • A) Double
  • B) Same
  • C) Four times
  • D) Half

Answer: C


Q19.

Which graph is linear in SHM?

  • A) a vs x
  • B) v vs t
  • C) x vs t
  • D) KE vs t

Answer: A


Q20.

In SHM, restoring force is:

  • A) Constant
  • B) Proportional to velocity
  • C) Proportional to displacement
  • D) Independent of position

Answer: C

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