Solution)
Given, m=0.60 kg
T=150 secs
For, SHM
We know, T=2*pi*sqrt(m/k)
So, k=4*pie^2*m/T^2
K=4*3.14^2*0.60/150^2=0.00105 N/m
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B) K.E=displacement
0.5 mv^2=0.5 kA^2
Sqrt(mv^2/k)=A^2
Sqrt(0.60*2^2/0.00105)=A
A=47.80 m (Ans)
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