A solid cylinder of mass 1.1 kg and radius19 cm is yoked to a spring as shown. To be pre-cise, the axle of the cylinder is attached to ahorizontal spring of force constant 719.7 N/m.The cylinder rolls back and forth on a hori-zontal base without slipping. For simplicity,assume that the spring, the axle and the yokewhich connects them have negligible massescompared to the cylinder itself.719.7 N/m-00001.1 kgWhat is the angular frequency of the cylin-der rolling back and forth around the equlib-rium position?Answer in units of s-¹.Your response...Previous ResponsesX #1.3.325PALETTE

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