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The figure above shows a pole with a spring around it and a 2.5 kg block with a hole in the middle hanging from the spring. A light horizontal cord is attached to the block and a wall. The block is oscillating at 10.0 Hz , and the standing wave shown is formed.
The spring constant of the spring is approximately which of the following?
Given that the frequency of the standing wave is 10Hz, and the spring-mass (m=2.5) system also vibrates with the spring, which is possible if the natural frequency of the spring-mass system is also 10Hz, which equals to an angular frequency of,
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