x(cm) x(cm) 20- 20- 10 WAA, 10 1(s) - r(s) -10 -20 -10- -20 Block A Block B wo blocks are connected to identical ideal springs and re oscillating on a horizontal frictionless surface. Block has mass m, and its motion is represented by the raph of position as a function of time shown above on he left. Block B's motion is represented above on the ght. Which of the following statements comparing lock B to block A is correct? Because block B covers more distance (A) per cycle than block A, block B takes more time to complete each cycle. Because the spring attached to block B is initially stretched a greater distance, the spring constant is smaller and therefore block B has a slower average B speed than block A does. Because block B has more mass, it has a slower average speed than block A does.

x(cm) x(cm) 20- 20- 10 WAA, 10 1(s) - r(s) -10 -20 -10- -20 Block A Block B wo blocks are connected to identical ideal springs and re oscillating on a horizontal frictionless surface. Block has mass m, and its motion is represented by the raph of position as a function of time shown above on he left. Block B's motion is represented above on the ght. Which of the following statements comparing lock B to block A is correct? Because block B covers more distance (A) per cycle than block A, block B takes more time to complete each cycle. Because the spring attached to block B is initially stretched a greater distance, the spring constant is smaller and therefore block B has a slower average B speed than block A does. Because block B has more mass, it has a slower average speed than block A does.

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