To the free end of spring hanging from a rigid support, a block of mass m is hung and slowly allowed to come to its equilibrium position. Then, stretching in the spring is d. If the same block is attached to the same spring and allowed to fall suddenly, the amount of stretching is (force constant k)

An object is attached to a vertical unstretched light spring suspended from a ceiling and slowly lowered to its equilibrium position. This stretches the spring by x. If the same object is attaced to the same vertical spring but permitted to fall suddenly, the spring stretched by

An object is attached to a vertical springs and lowered slowly to its equilibrium position. This stretches the spring by a distance d . If the same object is attached to the same vertical spring, but permitted to fall freely, through what distance does it stretch the spring ?

A light spring is hung vertically from a fixed support and a heavy mass is attached to its. lower end. The mass is then slowly lowered to its equilibrium position: This stretches the spring by an amount d. If the same body is permitted to fall instead, through what distance does it stretch the string?

A block is attached to a spring as shown and very-very gradually lowered so that finally spring expands by 'd'. If same block is attached to spring and released suddenly then maximum expansion in spring will be

A block is attached to a spring as shown and very-very gradually lowered so that finally spring expands by 'd'. If same block is attached to spring and released suddenly then maximum expansion in spring will be

A block of mass m hangs from a vertical spring of spring constant k. If it is displaced from its equilibrium position, find the time period of oscillations.

A block of mass m hangs from a vertical spring of spring constant k. If it is displaced from its equilibrium position, find the time period of oscillations.

A block of mass m hangs from a vertical spring of spring constant k. If it is displaced from its equilibrium position, find the time period of oscillations.