Help with physics hw If x - 2sin(6t - .3) describes the motion of a block connected to a spring.how many seconds will it take the block to pass the equilibrium pointmoving to the left?O 574 secO 553 sec592 sec.537 secO.615 sec If x = .2sin(6t - .3) describes the motion of a block connected to a spring,when is the first time when the KE of the block is twice the PE of thespring?.177 sec153 sec159 sec.189 sec168 sec

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Help with physics hw

If x - 2sin(6t - .3) describes the motion of a block connected to a spring.
how many seconds will it take the block to pass the equilibrium point
moving to the left?
O 574 sec
O 553 sec
592 sec
.537 sec
O.615 sec

If x = .2sin(6t - .3) describes the motion of a block connected to a spring,
when is the first time when the KE of the block is twice the PE of the
spring?
.177 sec
153 sec
159 sec
.189 sec
168 sec

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