A block attached to a horizontal spring with a spring constant k = 100 N/m is displaced to x = +6 cm and released from rest. The time needed for the block to reach x = +6 cm for the first time is 0.2 sec. Determine the maximum restoring force applied on the block and its maximum acceleration. F_max = 6 N; a_max = 14.8 m/s^2, F_max = -1200 N; a_max = 5921.7 m/s^2, F_max = 12 N; a_max = 14.8 m/s^2, F_max = 12 N; a_max = 59.2 m/s^2, F_max = 6 N; a_max = 59.2 m/s^2,

A block attached to a horizontal spring with a spring constant k = 100 N/m is displaced to x = +6 cm and released from rest. The time needed for the block to reach x = +6 cm for the first time is 0.2 sec. Determine the maximum restoring force applied on the block and its maximum acceleration. F_max = 6 N; a_max = 14.8 m/s^2, F_max = -1200 N; a_max = 5921.7 m/s^2, F_max = 12 N; a_max = 14.8 m/s^2, F_max = 12 N; a_max = 59.2 m/s^2, F_max = 6 N; a_max = 59.2 m/s^2,

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