Consider a vertical mass-spring system. The spring constant is k = 48N the mass is m...
Consider a vertical mass-spring system. The spring constant is k
= 48N the mass is m = 1.0 kg.
(a) Find the angular frequency.
The mass is pulled from equilibrium 0.10 m down.
(b) Write the equation for the displacement as a function of time,
with a vertical xaxis pointing upward.
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