A 225 g mass attached to a horizontal springoscillates at a frequency of 5.20 Hz. At t = 0s, themass is at z = 5.80 cm and has v₂ = -29.0 cm/s.Mint 1. How to approacn the problemExpress position as a function of time and use the equation to find the phat = 0 s. Pay attention to the signs of the variables.фо00μAValueUnits?

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Mass (m)= 225 g Frequency (f)= 5.20 Hz At t = 0 s x = 5.80 cm vx= -29.0 cm/s

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A 225 g mass attached to a horizontal spring
oscillates at a frequency of 5.20 Hz. At t = 0s, the
mass is at z = 5.80 cm and has v₂ = -29.0 cm/s.
Mint 1. How to approacn the problem
Express position as a function of time and use the equation to find the pha
t = 0 s. Pay attention to the signs of the variables.
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