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Frequency = cycles per second = 793 cycles/60.0 seconds = 13.2 cycles/s = 13.2 Hz Period = seconds per cycle = 60.0 s/793 cycles = 0.0757 seconds. In this problem, the event that is repeating itself is the clapping of hands; one hand clap is equivalent to a cycle.
Period is calculated by dividing the given time by the number of cycles completed in this amount of time. frequency = 23 cycles/58 seconds = 0.39655 Hz = ~0.40 Hz period = 58 seconds/23 cycles = 2.5217 sec = ~2.5 s 2. A mass is tied to a spring and begins vibrating periodically.n object in periodic motion can have a long period or a short period. For instance, a pendulum bob tied to a 1-meter length string has a period of about 2.0 seconds. For comparison sake, consider the vibrations of a piano string that plays the middle C note (the C note of the fourth octave).