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A 6-kg mass is attached to a spring whose stiffness constant is 150 N/m. The damping is negligible. The mass is displaced through a distance of 2m to the left of the equilibrium position and given a velocity of -m/s to the right. The amplitude, natural frequency of the motion and the time when the mass return to its equilibrium position for the first time are given by Select one: V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.93s 10 V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.3s 10 5 V401 5 cycles/sec and 0.3s > 27 10 V401 - cycles/sec and 0.93s 10

A 6-kg mass is attached to a spring whose stiffness constant is 150 N/m. The damping is negligible. The mass is displaced through a distance of 2m to the left of the equilibrium position and given a velocity of -m/s to the right. The amplitude, natural frequency of the motion and the time when the mass return to its equilibrium position for the first time are given by Select one: V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.93s 10 V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.3s 10 5 V401 5 cycles/sec and 0.3s > 27 10 V401 - cycles/sec and 0.93s 10

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A 6-kg mass is attached to a spring whose stiffness constant is 150 N/m. The damping is negligible. The mass is displaced through a distance of 2m to the left of the equilibrium position and given a velocity of -m/s to the right. The amplitude, natural frequency of the motion and the time when the mass return to its equilibrium position for the first time are given by Select one: V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.93s 10 V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.3s 10 5 V401 5 cycles/sec and 0.3s > 27 10 V401 - cycles/sec and 0.93s 10
Transcribed Image Text:A 6-kg mass is attached to a spring whose stiffness constant is 150 N/m. The damping is negligible. The mass is displaced through a distance of 2m to the left of the equilibrium position and given a velocity of -m/s to the right. The amplitude, natural frequency of the motion and the time when the mass return to its equilibrium position for the first time are given by Select one: V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.93s 10 V401 2n cycles/sec and 0.3s 10 5 V401 5 cycles/sec and 0.3s > 27 10 V401 - cycles/sec and 0.93s 10
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