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Q: What is the time taken by a oscillator to complete an amplitude?
  • A. amplitude
  • B. periodic
  • C. distance
  • D. frequency
Correct Answer: Option C - The time taken by a oscillator to complete an amplitude is called the time period. The amount of time taken for one complete cycle of motion. Example - Simple pendulum speed, speed of mass hanging from a spring, etc.
C. The time taken by a oscillator to complete an amplitude is called the time period. The amount of time taken for one complete cycle of motion. Example - Simple pendulum speed, speed of mass hanging from a spring, etc.

Explanations:

The time taken by a oscillator to complete an amplitude is called the time period. The amount of time taken for one complete cycle of motion. Example - Simple pendulum speed, speed of mass hanging from a spring, etc.