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1. If an object can make 5 revolutions in a minute,
a.
What is the object's period?
b. What is the object's frequency?

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Final answer:

The period of the object making 5 revolutions in a minute is 12 seconds, and its frequency is 0.0833 Hz.


Explanation:

Period is the time taken for one complete revolution. In this case, if the object makes 5 revolutions in a minute, its period would be 12 seconds (60 seconds ÷ 5 revolutions = 12 seconds).

Frequency is the number of complete cycles or revolutions per unit of time. Since the object makes 5 revolutions in a minute, its frequency would be 0.0833 Hz (5 revolutions ÷ 60 seconds = 0.0833 Hz).


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