A mass-spring system rests on a rough table. Its initial amplitude is 20 cm. The spring...
A mass-spring system rests on a rough table. Its initial amplitude is 20 cm. The spring constant is 20 N/m and the mass is 2.0 kg. If 0.30 J of energy is lost to friction during the first oscillation, what is the amplitude at the beginning of the second oscillation?
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