We have by the first law of thermodynamics tha energy is preserved, hence we cannot have over 840kJ per cycle. We have by the laws of thermodynamics (the 2nd one in specific) that the entropy of a system cannot increase. We cannot have an output of 840 kJ per cycle from a heat engine because then that would mean that the entropy would stay the same, while any heat engine increases it. Hence, any value

is acceptable.
Answer:
The period stays the same.
Explanation:
The period "T" of a oscilating system composed by a amss on a spring is described by the following equation:

Where 'm' is the mass and 'k'is the spring constant.
From the equation, changes in amplitude don't interfere in the period. If both 'm' and 'k' are doubled:

The period stays the same.