A student measures the motion of a spring-mass oscillator and calculates a regression equation based on the oscillator's motion. That equation is x = 0.1cos(5.4t). The student takes down the amplitude and angular frequency from this equation. Which of the following can the student calculate from these two values? SELECT TWO ANSWERS a. Spring constant of the spring O b. Fastest speed attained by the oscillating object O. Mass of the oscillating object d. Period of oscillation

A student measures the motion of a spring-mass oscillator and calculates a regression equation based on the oscillator's motion. That equation is x = 0.1cos(5.4t). The student takes down the amplitude and angular frequency from this equation. Which of the following can the student calculate from these two values? SELECT TWO ANSWERS a. Spring constant of the spring O b. Fastest speed attained by the oscillating object O. Mass of the oscillating object d. Period of oscillation

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