A 2.00-kg object is attached to a spring. The force constant of the spring is k=196 N/m. The object is held a distance 5.00 cm from the equilibrium position and is released at t 0. (a) Find the angular frequency w, (b) the frequency f, (c) the period

A 2.00-kg object is attached to a spring. The force constant of the spring is k=196 N/m. The object is held a distance 5.00 cm from the equilibrium position and is released at t 0. (a) Find the angular frequency w, (b) the frequency f, (c) the period

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