The position of a 0.5 ?? block oscillating back and forth due to a spring is...
The position of a 0.5 ?? block oscillating back and forth due to
a spring is given by the equation
? = (5??) cos(?/4?). What is the stiffness of the spring?
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The position of a 0.5 ?? block oscillating back and forth due to
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