2. A particle of mass M=1.35 kg is subject to a force F=-0.850 x, where x is the displacement ofthe particle from equilibrium. The units of force F are Newtons, and the units of x are meters. Whatis the period T of its motion? Show your work.. A simple pendulum of length L=0.800 m has a mass M=0.250 kg. What is the tension in the stringwhen it is at an angle 0= 12.5°? Show your work.In Question 3, what is the component of the weight of M that is directed along the arc of the motionof M? Show your work.

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- A particle of mass M=1.35 kg is subject to a force F=-0.850 x, where x is the displacement of the particle from equilibrium. The units of force F are Newtons, and the units of x are meters. What is the period T of its motion? Show your work.

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2. A particle of mass M=1.35 kg is subject to a force F=-0.850 x, where x is the displacement of
the particle from equilibrium. The units of force F are Newtons, and the units of x are meters. What
is the period T of its motion? Show your work.
. A simple pendulum of length L=0.800 m has a mass M=0.250 kg. What is the tension in the string
when it is at an angle 0= 12.5°? Show your work.
In Question 3, what is the component of the weight of M that is directed along the arc of the motion
of M? Show your work.

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