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You have a glass of water with a single ice cube. The density of the water...

You have a glass of water with a single ice cube. The density of the water is 1000 kg/m^2 and the ice cube density is 917 kg/^2. Each side of the ice cube is 1 cm long. a.) Find an expression for the net force when the ice cube is sinks a small distance. b.) What is the potential energy of part a? c.) Solve the movement equation. d.) Find the frequency of oscillation and the complete answer for y(o) = y0 and v(0) = 0

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