(c) The position, in terms of time, of a block of mass 0.20 kg on a frictionless horizontal surface, athe end of a horizontal spring which has a force constant of 1200 N/m, isx= (0.044m) cos(2rft)(i) Determine the total mechanical energy of the system.Determine the maximum velocity of the block.(iii) Determine the velocity of the block when x = 0.022 m.(iv) What would the graph of x = (0.044m))cos(27fr)+r/4 represent? [Discuss the similaritieand the differences between the two graphs of x = (0.044m) cos(27ft) andx = (0.044m)cos(27ft) +n/4).](v) Draw the acceleration vs time graphs on top of each other, ofx = (0.044m)cos(2aft) andx = (0.044m)cos[(2mft) +1Interpret what is represented graphically.

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(c) The position, in terms of time, of a block of mass 0.20 kg on a frictionless horizontal surface, a the end of a horizontal spring which has a force constant of 1200 N/m, is x= (0.044m)cos(2aft) (i) Determine the total mechanical energy of the system. (ii) Determine the maximum velocity of the block. (iii) Determine the velocity of the block when x- 0.022 m.

(c) The position, in terms of time, of a block of mass 0.20 kg on a frictionless horizontal surface, a the end of a horizontal spring which has a force constant of 1200 N/m, is x= (0.044m)cos(2aft) (i) Determine the total mechanical energy of the system. (ii) Determine the maximum velocity of the block. (iii) Determine the velocity of the block when x- 0.022 m.

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