The force of a spring obeys Hooke's law: F = -kx for some positive constant > 0, where x = x(t) measures the displacement from its rest position of a particle of mass m > 0 attached to the spring. i. Use Newton's Second Law to show that the equation of motion of the particle is +w²x=0. Determine w in terms of k and m. Find the solution to this equation if the particle is released at time t 0 from position x = 4 with = velocity 2w. ii. Show that = 1 w2 E = + 2 is a conserved quantity of the motion. What is the value of E for the above solution. What is the meaning of the two terms on the right hand side?

The force of a spring obeys Hooke's law: F = -kx for some positive constant > 0, where x = x(t) measures the displacement from its rest position of a particle of mass m > 0 attached to the spring. i. Use Newton's Second Law to show that the equation of motion of the particle is +w²x=0. Determine w in terms of k and m. Find the solution to this equation if the particle is released at time t 0 from position x = 4 with = velocity 2w. ii. Show that = 1 w2 E = + 2 is a conserved quantity of the motion. What is the value of E for the above solution. What is the meaning of the two terms on the right hand side?

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