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Which of the following represents the potential energy for a harmonic oscillator? V= 0 V= - kx V= k O V= 0 at x < 0 and x > a V= 0 at 0 < x < a V= -

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Chapter10: Energy

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Which of the following represents the potential energy for a harmonic oscillator?
O V=0
V= – kx
O v= k
at x < 0 and x > a
V= 0
V= 0 at 0 < x < a
1
V=
2

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