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Conclusion

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Reflection

You have finished your activity! Let's see how you did. What is the spring constant of Spring #1? The spring constant for Spring #1 is 10 N/m. Good work! You are well on your way to learning about simple harmonic motion. Simple harmonic motion describes waves including light and sound waves. The world would be a very boring place with out them. To go to an interactive science activity on simple harmonic motion see your teacher or click on the this link Simple Harmonic Motion.

Wrap Up

We would like to acknowledge the open source resources that we used in this activity. Without them this activity would not be possible.

• Physics Education Technology Team (PhET) at the University of Colorado for creating the Flash Simulation.
• Peter Jipsen at the Chapman University for creating the javascripts for scalable vector graphics (ASCIIsvg.js) and MathML (ASCIIMathML.js).
• OsterMiller.org for creating a web-based scientific calculator.

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