wwwwwm™ A mass M is attached to a spring, which exerts no force at position C (equilibrium). The spring is compressed until the mass is at position A. Then the mass is released from rest. At what position is the velocity at a maximum AND positive? At what position is the acceleration at a maximum AND positive? Velocity C, Acceleration E O Velocity C, Acceleration A Velocity A, Acceleration C Velocity E, Acceleration C

wwwwwm™ A mass M is attached to a spring, which exerts no force at position C (equilibrium). The spring is compressed until the mass is at position A. Then the mass is released from rest. At what position is the velocity at a maximum AND positive? At what position is the acceleration at a maximum AND positive? Velocity C, Acceleration E O Velocity C, Acceleration A Velocity A, Acceleration C Velocity E, Acceleration C

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