Question

if youve already done this activity and want to try again (untracked), feel free to replay activity no task tracking you can resize the interactive by slowly dragging the dashed lines to the right of the interactive. having problems staying logged in or are you experiencing issues? please visit our troubleshooting section for solutions. consider the three statements. two are true. one is false. select the false statement. tap a statement to select or deselect. tap the check answer button when ready. #1 the period of a vibrating object refers to the distance between the two extreme locations of along its vibrational path. #2 a vibrating object with a large period takes a relatively large amount of time to complete a vibration. #3 the period refers to the amount of time it takes an object to complete one cycle of vibration. student name: ir@ss.w**s.nt level: progress report #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 tap for question - specific help help me! view directions to main menu

Explanation:

• Statement #1 incorrectly defines period as a distance; the distance between extreme vibrational positions is amplitude, not period.
• Statements #2 and #3 correctly describe period as a measure of time for one full vibration: a large period means more time per cycle, and period is the time for one vibration cycle.

Answer:

#1. The period of a vibrating object refers to the distance between the two extreme locations of along its vibrational path.