The 2-kg block is at rest with the spring unstretched when the force p(t) is applied at time t=0 (a) derive the expression for the acceleration of the block. (b) Using numerical intergration, determine the maximm displacement and maximum velocity of the block. (c) plot velocity versus displacement during the time interval

The 2-kg block is at rest with the spring unstretched when the force p(t) is applied at time t=0 (a) derive the expression for the acceleration of the block. (b) Using numerical intergration, determine the maximm displacement and maximum velocity of the block. (c) plot velocity versus displacement during the time interval

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