A weight of mass m is hung from the end of a spring which provides a restoring force equal to k times its extension. The weight is released from rest with the spring unextended. Find its position as a function of time, assu

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A: mass of person, m = 74 kg  mass of car, M = 2100 kg  compression, d =  3.8 cm

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Q: A 2 lb weight on a spring stretches it to 1.5 inches. The weight is pulled 6 inches below the…

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A: Consider a spring subjected to a damping force.In the critically damped case, the motion is given by…

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Q: A spring hangs with its upper end fixed. An object with mass 50 g at its lower end stretches it 9.8…

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A: This spring problem can be solved by solving differential equation.

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A: Mass=0.12 kg time(t)=1.65s total energy= 1.92 J

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