In a spring-mass system, the period of oscillation increases as the mass increases, following the relationship T ∝ √m. This experiment demonstrates that when mass is increased in equal increments (20g each), the time for 10 oscillations increases progressively, and the period (time for one oscillation) is calculated by dividing the total time by the number of oscillations.
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