17) A 385 g mass is hooked up to a spring (k= 125 N/m) and moves back and forth on your basic frictionless surface. If the mass is released from rest at x = 0.350 m, (a) find the maximum force acting on the mass, (b) the max acceleration, (c) What is the Period of Oscillation?

17) A 385 g mass is hooked up to a spring (k= 125 N/m) and moves back and forth on your basic frictionless surface. If the mass is released from rest at x = 0.350 m, (a) find the maximum force acting on the mass, (b) the max acceleration, (c) What is the Period of Oscillation?

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17) A 385 g mass is hooked up to a spring (k= 125 N/m) and moves back and
forth on your basic frictionless surface. If the mass is released from rest at
x = 0.350 m,
(a) find the maximum force acting on the mass,
(b) the max acceleration,
(c) What is the Period of Oscillation?

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