A 1.2 kg mass is oscillating without friction on a spring whose spring constant is 3400 N/m. When the mass's displacement is 7.2 cm, what is its maximum acceleration? O-2.0 x 104 m/s² -3.8 m/s2 -204 m/s2 -240 m/s2

A 1.2 kg mass is oscillating without friction on a spring whose spring constant is 3400 N/m. When the mass's displacement is 7.2 cm, what is its maximum acceleration? O-2.0 x 104 m/s² -3.8 m/s2 -204 m/s2 -240 m/s2

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