1.2 1.3 A mass of 1,5 kg hung on a light vertical spring stretches it 0,4 m. The mass is then pulled down 1 m and released. 1.2.1 Find the position and velocity of the mass at any time if a damping force numerically equal to 15 times the instantaneous speed is acting. Use g = 10 m s-². 4 1.2.2 State the nature of the damping and illustrate it graphically. Derive the equation for the conservation of total energy of a simple harmonic oscillator.

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A mass of 1,5 kg hung on a light vertical spring stretches it 0,4 m. The mass
is then pulled down 1 m and released.
1.2.1 Find the position and velocity of the mass at any time if a damping
force numerically equal to 15 times the instantaneous speed is acting.
Use g = 10 m s-².
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1.2.2 State the nature of the damping and illustrate it graphically.
Derive the equation for the conservation of total energy of a simple harmonic
oscillator.
Transcribed Image Text:1.2 1.3 A mass of 1,5 kg hung on a light vertical spring stretches it 0,4 m. The mass is then pulled down 1 m and released. 1.2.1 Find the position and velocity of the mass at any time if a damping force numerically equal to 15 times the instantaneous speed is acting. Use g = 10 m s-². 4 1.2.2 State the nature of the damping and illustrate it graphically. Derive the equation for the conservation of total energy of a simple harmonic oscillator.
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