4. A horizontal piston-cylinder system containing n mol of ideal gas is surrounded by air at temperature To and pressure Po. If the piston is displaced slightly from equilibrium, show that it executes simple harmonic motion with angular frequency w = Apo//MnRTo, where A and M are the piston area and mass, respectively. Assume the gas temperature remains constant.

4. A horizontal piston-cylinder system containing n mol of ideal gas is surrounded by air at temperature To and pressure Po. If the piston is displaced slightly from equilibrium, show that it executes simple harmonic motion with angular frequency w = Apo//MnRTo, where A and M are the piston area and mass, respectively. Assume the gas temperature remains constant.

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