The mass shown in figure 2 rolls freely on a level track. F cos(ot) k₂ €2 Figure 2. m The force F cos(ot) is applied as shown. If the initial position is zero and the velocity is 1 metre per second, what is the position of the mass at time t?

The mass shown in figure 2 rolls freely on a level track. F cos(ot) k₂ €2 Figure 2. m The force F cos(ot) is applied as shown. If the initial position is zero and the velocity is 1 metre per second, what is the position of the mass at time t?

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