Explanation For this problem, in the circular movement the force of the spring is pulling to the center, using the Newton’s second law we can solve for the angular velocity , we just need and expression for the spring constant using the period of 0.35 s. Given: The period of 0.35 s when the mas hanged from the spring. The spring stretched by the 15% of its length. Formula used: In a circular movement, the force is pointing to the pivot. The only present force is the spring’s. Using the Newton’s second law: ∑ F = k · x = m · a Where k is the spring constant, x is the length stretched of the spring, m is the mass; and a is the acceleration, which for circular movement can be calculated as: a = v 2 r Where v is the lineal speed of the mass and r is the radius of circle. Substituting the secondequation in the first one: k · x = m · v 2 r The velocity v can be expressed as: v = w · r Where w is the angular velocity when the mass is in circular movement. Therefore: k · x = m · ( w · r ) 2 r k · x = m · w 2 · r We need to solve for w : . The radius is: r = L + x Where L is the length of the spring without been stretched or compressed. We need an expression of the spring constant. Using the period of oscillation of the mass when it hanged from the spring: T = 2 π W Where W is the angular velocity and it is calculated as: W = k m Therefore: 2 π T = k m Solving for k : k = m ( 2 π T ) 2 Substituting in the equation for the angular velocity in circular movement: w 2 = m ( 2 π T ) 2 · x m

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