The dagram shows a horzontal spring attached to a block. The biock's equlbrium position is at C. and the block oscilates between the points A and Ewith no friction from the foor. Assume the block is at postion A whent, which of the following is the correct position-time graph for the block

The dagram shows a horzontal spring attached to a block. The biock's equlbrium position is at C. and the block oscilates between the points A and Ewith no friction from the foor. Assume the block is at postion A whent, which of the following is the correct position-time graph for the block

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The diagram shos a horigontal spring attached to a block. The block's eguilibrium position is at C. and the block oscillates between the points A and Ewith no friction from the floor, Asume the block is
at posibon A whent0, which of the following is the correct position-vs-time graph for the block

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