The force of constant of a spring of spring pendulum is 50N/m. A block of mass...
The force of constant of a spring of spring pendulum is 50N/m. A block of mass 0.5 kg, attached to it is pulled through a distance of 0.01 m before being released. Calculate the following expressions:
a) the time period and frequency
b) velocity amplitude and acceleration amplitude;
c) the time required by the block to move half-way towards the center from its initial position
d) total energy of the system.
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