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A mass of 500 g is placed on a vertical spring and the spring stretches by...
A mass of 500 g is placed on a vertical spring and the spring
stretches by
18.0 cm. It is then
pulled down an additional 10.0 cm and released. Find the:
- spring constant.
- periodic time
- frequency.
- maximum velocity of the mass.
- maximum restoring force.
- speed when the displacement is 10 cm from equilibrium.
- equation of the displacement and acceleration as a function of time.
- velocity after 2.0 s.
- Acceleration after 3.0
s.
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