Problem 2. Consider an oscillator of spring constant k for which the drag force F is constant What is the smallest initial displacement (with zero initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving? What is the initial displacement (with zero initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving toward the equilibrium position it would have with no friction, and would stop exactly there?
Problem 2. Consider an oscillator of spring constant k for which the drag force F is constant What is the smallest initial displacement (with zero initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving? What is the initial displacement (with zero initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving toward the equilibrium position it would have with no friction, and would stop exactly there?
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2. Consider an oscillator of spring constant k for which the drag force F is constant
What is the smallest initial displacement (with zero
initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving? What is the initial displacement (with zero
initial velocity) for which the oscillator will start moving toward the equilibrium position it would have
with no friction, and would stop exactly there?
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