An object is hung on a vertical spring originally at rest and set to start bobbing...
An object is hung on a vertical spring originally at rest and set to start bobbing up and down by releasing it from rest at the spring’s
original rest length. (a) What force acts on the object (in terms of its weight) when it is at its lowest point? (b) Suppose
the object weighs 250 g and the spring’s spring constant is 10.0 N/m. Calculate the amplitude of oscillations. (c) Determine the maximum speed of the object.
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