(4) Cats acceleration is zero at x = 0 because it is the mean position.
It's answer is 0.
(5) frequency = f = 1/2π ( K/m) 0.5
K= f 2× 2π× 2π× m
K = 100× 4× π×π× 0.05 =197 N/m
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