A block attached to a horizontal spring is oscillating on a frictionless surface. At t= 0 s, the block passes through the equilibrium position (x shown in the figure. If the time needed for the block to reach x = of motion) for the first time is t 0.375 s, then the angular frequency would be: 0) and moves in the negative x direction as +A (where A is the amplitude %3D A. w = 0.25m rad/s n rad/s C. w = 4m rad/s 0.5m rad/s 2n rad/s %3D Direction of motion at t = 0 B. w = T D. w = E. w = -A 0. +A O A C B. D.

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A block attached to a horizontal spring is oscillating on a frictionless surface. At t = 0s, the
block passes through the cquilibrium position (x 0) and moves in the negative x direction as
shown in the figure. If the time needed for the block to reach x =
of motion) for the first time is t=0.375 s, then the angular frequency would be:
+A (where A is the amplitude
0.25m rad/s
B. W =n rad/s
C. W= 4m rad/s
D. w = 0.5m rad/s
E. w = 2n rad/s
A. WD=
Direction of motion at t = 0
-A
+A
D.
O E
Choose the correct answer
O O O O
Transcribed Image Text:A block attached to a horizontal spring is oscillating on a frictionless surface. At t = 0s, the block passes through the cquilibrium position (x 0) and moves in the negative x direction as shown in the figure. If the time needed for the block to reach x = of motion) for the first time is t=0.375 s, then the angular frequency would be: +A (where A is the amplitude 0.25m rad/s B. W =n rad/s C. W= 4m rad/s D. w = 0.5m rad/s E. w = 2n rad/s A. WD= Direction of motion at t = 0 -A +A D. O E Choose the correct answer O O O O
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