Spring Season. A spring-mass system shown consists of a 1.80 [kg] block attached to an ideal spring and placed on a horizontal, frictionless surface. When the block is set into motion, its velocity as a function of time is described by the function v(t) = -4.00 [m/s] sin[(6.80[rad/s])t]. What is the magnitude of the spring force on the block at t = 4.00[s]? Hint: What is the net force on the block during its motion? wwwww.m 0

Spring Season. A spring-mass system shown consists of a 1.80 [kg] block attached to an ideal spring and placed on a horizontal, frictionless surface. When the block is set into motion, its velocity as a function of time is described by the function v(t) = -4.00 [m/s] sin[(6.80[rad/s])t]. What is the magnitude of the spring force on the block at t = 4.00[s]? Hint: What is the net force on the block during its motion? wwwww.m 0

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