1) A 100 g teacup suspended from the spring oscillates with the period of 1.5 s....
1) A 100 g teacup suspended from the spring oscillates with the period of 1.5 s. When the 120 g mug is suspended from the spring, what is its period of oscillations?
2) The motion of the vibrating body is described by the equation ( x = 3cos(1.57t); Where t is in seconds and d is in meters. Find: Amplitude, frequency, period, and skethc the graph of this motion?
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1) A 100 g teacup suspended from the spring oscillates with the
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