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61) The position of a 0.75-kg cart attached to a spring can be given by the...

61) The position of a 0.75-kg cart attached to a spring can be given by the equation . (a) Plot position-time,
velocity-time, and acceleration-time graphs representing the motion of the cart. (b) Draw a force diagram showing all forces exerted on the cart when it is at its maximum displacement away from equilibrium. (c) Determine the force the spring exerts on the cart at that displacement.


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Hi Dear ,

Neither the spring constant nor the the distance from the equilibrium is given so I am providing a general framework as instant remedy.

(a)

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Courtesy : H.J. Pain, The Physics of Vibrations and Waves 6th Ed

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