A mass of 200 g is attached to a horizontal spring on a frictionless surface. The mass is pulled 2.00 cm to the right from its equilibrium point and then releases. It oscillates in SHM. If the spring constant is 100 Nm-1, find the frequency of the mass. Answer 5.36 Hz 5.63 Hz 3.56 Hz 3.65 Hz

A mass of 200 g is attached to a horizontal spring on a frictionless surface. The mass is pulled 2.00 cm to the right from its equilibrium point and then releases. It oscillates in SHM. If the spring constant is 100 Nm-1, find the frequency of the mass. Answer 5.36 Hz 5.63 Hz 3.56 Hz 3.65 Hz

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