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A mass of 0.6 kg stretches spring 12 cm. The mass is pulled down an additional...

A mass of 0.6 kg stretches spring 12 cm. The mass is pulled down an additional 5 cm and released. a)Find frequency of oscillation, b) maximum kinetic energy, and c) total energy at a point 3 cm. from the equilibrium.

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