A certain block, attached to a spring, is observed to have a frequency of 9.9 Hz in SHM. If at t = 0 (the start of observation), the block is given an initial velocity of v = (0.1 m/s) i, and an initial displacement of x = 0.07 m in the +x axis, calculate the phase angle (in degrees) of the block.

A certain block, attached to a spring, is observed to have a frequency of 9.9 Hz in SHM. If at t = 0 (the start of observation), the block is given an initial velocity of v = (0.1 m/s) i, and an initial displacement of x = 0.07 m in the +x axis, calculate the phase angle (in degrees) of the block.

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A certain block, attached to a spring, is observed
to have a frequency of 9.9 Hz in SHM. If at t = 0
(the start of observation), the block is given an
initial velocity of v = (0.1 m/s) i, and an initial
displacement of x = 0.07 m in the +x axis,
calculate the phase angle (in degrees) of the
block.
Final answer in one decimal place.

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