Please solve this on 25 minutes and get thumb up 12:30 PM Wed Dec 15* eL 64%67 Suppose ulb) represents the posibon ofa moss tied to afram the calinguco lequilibrium)haynyt=0 starts movingtso the mass is not mortng6 measuced in Secondsmeasored in metersu=2e gin(36)and a'co)w) Determine the inibial condibronsthe massalosthab were csed to1n motionSet

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6) Suppose ul6) represents the posibion of a moss tied to a spity hayng fram the celay uzolequilibrium) starts moving b measuced in Seconds tso the mass is not moutng measored in meters u= 2e gin(3b) the initial condibrons alos and a'(0) theb wece used to a) Determine the mass motion Set

6) Suppose ul6) represents the posibion of a moss tied to a spity hayng fram the celay uzolequilibrium) starts moving b measuced in Seconds tso the mass is not moutng measored in meters u= 2e gin(3b) the initial condibrons alos and a'(0) theb wece used to a) Determine the mass motion Set

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12:30 PM Wed Dec 15
* eL 64%
67 Suppose ulb) represents the posibon ofa moss tied to a
fram the caling
uco lequilibrium)
hayny
t=0 starts moving
tso the mass is not mortng
6 measuced in Seconds
measored in meters
u=2e gin(36)
and a'co)
w) Determine the inibial condibrons
the mass
alos
thab were csed to
1n motion
Set

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