Pr1. A body of mass m =a vertical spring of spring constant k = 90 N/m.At t = 0 the body is displaced from its equilibri-um position downward by distance xoand it is given an initial velocity vo =2,50 kg is hung on13 cm78 cm/salso directed downwards.a) Give the displacement x(t) of the body asa function of time. After how much time doesthe body pass through the equilibrium positionfirst?b) Find the maximal displacement, speed andacceleration of the body during the motion.c) Find the total energy stored in the oscil-lation.

Given:- Mass of body m = 2.50 kg spring constant k = 901 N/m…

2,50 kg is hung on 90 N/m. Pr1. A body of mass m = a vertical spring of spring constant k At t = 0 the body is displaced from its equilibri- um position downward by distance xo = and it is given an initial velocity vo = 13 cm 78 cm/s also directed downwards.

2,50 kg is hung on 90 N/m. Pr1. A body of mass m = a vertical spring of spring constant k At t = 0 the body is displaced from its equilibri- um position downward by distance xo = and it is given an initial velocity vo = 13 cm 78 cm/s also directed downwards.

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