Question A simple lmarmonic oscillator consists of a block Cm-0.50tg) attached to (K=128/m). the block is pulled with a certain distance fromequilibrium position t re leased at to=0.5s. The block slides on a horizond al frictionless surface about the quilibrium poi nt X =0,m. lwith a to tal mechanical energyof E= 16J. A.) Calculate the maxi mum speed, Vmax in m/s. a spring B Calculate the maximum acceloration, Amax, in m/s P,in radians C) Calculate the phase Constant, D)Calculate the time, in seconds that it ta tes for the oscillator to reach X= 0.35 meters.

Question A simple lmarmonic oscillator consists of a block Cm-0.50tg) attached to (K=128/m). the block is pulled with a certain distance fromequilibrium position t re leased at to=0.5s. The block slides on a horizond al frictionless surface about the quilibrium poi nt X =0,m. lwith a to tal mechanical energyof E= 16J. A.) Calculate the maxi mum speed, Vmax in m/s. a spring B Calculate the maximum acceloration, Amax, in m/s P,in radians C) Calculate the phase Constant, D)Calculate the time, in seconds that it ta tes for the oscillator to reach X= 0.35 meters.

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