4:301 Classrooma docs.google.com0.8 rad/s0.4 rad/s0.2 rad/sA block-spring system has a maximumrestoring force Fmax = 0.1 N. If theamplitude of the motion is A = 0.01 m andthe mass of the block is m = 100 g then theangular frequency w is equal to10 rad/s20 rad/s2.5 rad/s1.25 rad/s5 rad/sThe wavefunction of a mechanical wave ona string is described by: y(x,t) =0.012cos(Tx-100tt-2t/3), where x and yare in meters and t is in seconds. Thetransverse velocity of an element on thestring at the left end (x = 0), at time t = 0 is:None of the listed-0.6V3n m/s

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