Problem 6: An object of mass 2 kg is attached to a spring of stiffness 200 N/mon a horizontal frictionless surface. Then it is extending by 10 cm and then letfree to oscillate. 1- How long will it take to make one complete oscillation? 2-Determine the amplitude and give an expression for the displacement as afunction of time. 3- Calculate its displacement, velocity, acceleration and forceacting on it after sec. 4- Calculate its velocity by the time it is extended by 0.5cm.

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