2. A very light spring is 10.0 cm long with no mass attached to it. When 50.0 grams are added to it, its length increases to 11.25 cm. Another 100.0 - g mass is added to the, and it is set into oscillation. How much time is required for 100 complete oscillations?

2. A very light spring is 10.0 cm long with no mass attached to it. When 50.0 grams are added to it, its length increases to 11.25 cm. Another 100.0 - g mass is added to the, and it is set into oscillation. How much time is required for 100 complete oscillations?

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Chapter15: Oscillatory Motion

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2. A very light spring is 10.0 cm long with no mass attached to it. When 50.0 grams are added to it,
its length increases to 11.25 cm. Another 100.0 - g mass is added to the, and it is set into oscillation.
How much time is required for 100 complete oscillations?

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