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Jimmy has a spring. The spring constant jimmy knows to be 6N/m. Jimmy's spring is horizontal & one end of jimmy's spring is stuck to the wall and the other is stuck to an object of mass. Jimmy would like his spring to weigh items. Jimmy puts the spring into motion and finds that 0.3Hz is the frequency in cycles per second. Help jimmy find the mass of the object stuck to the spring. Assume that there is no friction force present. Your final answer must be a whole number and must have appropriate units.

Jimmy has a spring. The spring constant jimmy knows to be 6N/m. Jimmy's spring is horizontal & one end of jimmy's spring is stuck to the wall and the other is stuck to an object of mass. Jimmy would like his spring to weigh items. Jimmy puts the spring into motion and finds that 0.3Hz is the frequency in cycles per second. Help jimmy find the mass of the object stuck to the spring. Assume that there is no friction force present. Your final answer must be a whole number and must have appropriate units.

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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Author:James Stewart
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93.5 Jimmy has a spring. The spring constant jimmy knows to be 6N/m. Jimmy's spring is horizontal & one end of jimmy's spring is stuck to the wall and the other is stuck to an object of mass. Jimmy would like his spring to weigh items. Jimmy puts the spring into motion and finds that 0.3Hz is the frequency in cycles per second. Help jimmy find the mass of the object stuck to the spring. Assume that there is no friction force present. Your final answer must be a whole number and must have appropriate units.
Transcribed Image Text:93.5 Jimmy has a spring. The spring constant jimmy knows to be 6N/m. Jimmy's spring is horizontal & one end of jimmy's spring is stuck to the wall and the other is stuck to an object of mass. Jimmy would like his spring to weigh items. Jimmy puts the spring into motion and finds that 0.3Hz is the frequency in cycles per second. Help jimmy find the mass of the object stuck to the spring. Assume that there is no friction force present. Your final answer must be a whole number and must have appropriate units.
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