A small block attached to an ideal spring is released from a position x=A. It oscillates...
A small block attached to an ideal spring is released from a position x=A. It oscillates with a frequency f=328 Hz.
(a) What is the period of oscillation?
(b) The same object is then pulled back and released again, but this time it is released from x=2A. What is the new oscillation frequency?
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