On what factors does the mechanical energy of a simple harmonic oscillator depend,and on what factors does it not depend?
- ADepends on amplitude and force constant; does not depend on time or position.
- BDepends on time and position; does not depend on amplitude.
- CDepends on mass and velocity; does not depend on amplitude.
- DDepends on acceleration; does not depend on mass.
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