3. A mass 2.5 kg is suspended through a vertical spring experiences simple harmonic motion with period 6 seconds. If the oscillations are stopped and equilibrium, determine the potential energy stored in the spring. body hangs in

3. A mass 2.5 kg is suspended through a vertical spring experiences simple harmonic motion with period 6 seconds. If the oscillations are stopped and equilibrium, determine the potential energy stored in the spring. body hangs in

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3. A mass 2.5 kg is suspended through a vertical spring experiences simple harmonic
motion with period 6 seconds. If the oscillations are stopped and
equilibrium, determine the potential energy stored in the spring.
the body hangs in
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