• A spring is stretched 0.300m when a 0.600kg mass is placed at the end of the spring. The spring is then placed horizontally with its mass of 0.600 kg at rest on a frictionless table. The mass is pulled so that the spring stretches 0.200 m from the equilibrium point, and is released from rest. Determine a) the value of the spring constant K b) angular frequency c) the magnitude of the horizontal oscillation d) maximum velocity e) the magnitude of the velocity when the mass is 0.5m from equilibrium f) the magnitude of the acceleration maximum of the mass and finally f) period.

• A spring is stretched 0.300m when a 0.600kg mass is placed at the end of the spring. The spring is then placed horizontally with its mass of 0.600 kg at rest on a frictionless table. The mass is pulled so that the spring stretches 0.200 m from the equilibrium point, and is released from rest. Determine a) the value of the spring constant K b) angular frequency c) the magnitude of the horizontal oscillation d) maximum velocity e) the magnitude of the velocity when the mass is 0.5m from equilibrium f) the magnitude of the acceleration maximum of the mass and finally f) period.

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• A spring is stretched 0.300m when a 0.600kg mass is placed at the end of the spring.
The spring is then placed horizontally with its mass of 0.600 kg at rest on a
frictionless table. The mass is pulled so that the spring stretches 0.200 m from the
equilibrium point, and is released from rest. Determine a) the value of the spring
constant K b) angular frequency c) the magnitude of the horizontal oscillation d)
maximum velocity e) the magnitude of the velocity when the mass is 0.5m from
equilibrium f) the magnitude of the acceleration maximum of the mass and finally f)
period.

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