A slider is attached to an ideal spring and oscillates on a frictionless horizontal track. At a given instant it passes through the point where its acceleration is zero. which of the following statements is correct for that instant? 1. The potential energy is zero. II. The kinetic energy is zero. III. Mechanical energy is zero. IV. The force exerted by the spring is zero. a) I AND IV b) II AND IV c) II AND II d) IAND II

A slider is attached to an ideal spring and oscillates on a frictionless horizontal track. At a given instant it passes through the point where its acceleration is zero. which of the following statements is correct for that instant? 1. The potential energy is zero. II. The kinetic energy is zero. III. Mechanical energy is zero. IV. The force exerted by the spring is zero. a) I AND IV b) II AND IV c) II AND II d) IAND II

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