3. A block of mass m = 3 kg is attached to a spring with spring constant k 250 N/m. Then itwas pulled a distance A = 12 cm from equilibrium. Now solve the following problems.(aFind the position of the block att= 3s.(bFind the total energy, frequency and the period of oscillation.(c)sticks there. Find the period oscillation after the brick sticks to the block.During the motion another brick of mass M= 2 kg falls on top of the block and

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block of mass m 3 kg is attached to a spring with spring constant k = 250 N/m. Then it pulled a distance A = 12 cm from equilibrium. Now solve the following problems.

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3. A block of mass m = 3 kg is attached to a spring with spring constant k 250 N/m. Then it
was pulled a distance A = 12 cm from equilibrium. Now solve the following problems.
(a
Find the position of the block att= 3s.
(b
Find the total energy, frequency and the period of oscillation.
(c)
sticks there. Find the period oscillation after the brick sticks to the block.
During the motion another brick of mass M= 2 kg falls on top of the block and

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