A 0.3 kg object is suspended on a spring below. The object stretches the spring by...
A 0.3 kg object is suspended on a spring below. The object stretches the spring by 0.02 m downwards.
a. What's the spring constant?
b. How much elastic energy is stored by stretching the spring?
c. Then the object is pulled an additional distance of 1 cm downwards and released from rest. Find the frequency of oscillation.
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