QUESTION 3 A 4.0-kg block executes simple harmonic motion according to the following equation for the position as a function of time: x(t) = (0.60 m)cos(5t) What is the mechanical energy of the oscillator? а. 18 J O b. 22 J С. 14 J d. 16 J е. 20 J

QUESTION 3 A 4.0-kg block executes simple harmonic motion according to the following equation for the position as a function of time: x(t) = (0.60 m)cos(5t) What is the mechanical energy of the oscillator? а. 18 J O b. 22 J С. 14 J d. 16 J е. 20 J

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