A block attached to a horizotal spring oscillates on a frictionless surface, the x-t graph of the block isshown below. At t = 1.5 s, which of the following is maximum? Select all apply.x (cm)12t (s)2.00.51.5-12-speedthe magnitude of the accelerationthe magnitude of the spring forcekinetic energy of the blockO spring potential energy of the springnone of the above

At t=1.5 s , block is at mean position (can be easily observed from graph). At mean position speed…

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Chapter7: Conservation Of Energy

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