IP The figure (Figure 1) shows a displacement-versus- time graph of the periodic motion of a 3.8-kg mass on a spring. Part B Calculate the maximum speed of the mass. Express your answer using two significant figures.

IP The figure (Figure 1) shows a displacement-versus- time graph of the periodic motion of a 3.8-kg mass on a spring. Part B Calculate the maximum speed of the mass. Express your answer using two significant figures.

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