show step-by-step solutions A 1.1 kg block is attached to a horizontal spring. The system is setinto motion by pushing the block 25.0 cm to the left of theequilibrium position and then released. The resulting frequency ofoscillation is 3.0 Hz. Determinea) the angular frequencyb) the spring constantc) expressions for the position, velocity and acceleration asfunctions of time; position in meters and time in secondsd) position, velocity, acceleration, kinetic energy, elastic potentialenergy, and restoring force at t = 2.28 s

Given Mass of block m=1.1 kg Amplitude A=0.25 m Frequency f=3 Hz

A 1.1 kg block is attached to a horizontal spring. The system is set into motion by pushing the block 25.0 cm to the left of the equilibrium position and then released. The resulting frequency of oscillation is 3.0 Hz. Determine a) the angular frequency bl the spring constant

A 1.1 kg block is attached to a horizontal spring. The system is set into motion by pushing the block 25.0 cm to the left of the equilibrium position and then released. The resulting frequency of oscillation is 3.0 Hz. Determine a) the angular frequency bl the spring constant

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A 1.1 kg block is attached to a horizontal spring. The system is set
into motion by pushing the block 25.0 cm to the left of the
equilibrium position and then released. The resulting frequency of
oscillation is 3.0 Hz. Determine
a) the angular frequency
b) the spring constant
c) expressions for the position, velocity and acceleration as
functions of time; position in meters and time in seconds
d) position, velocity, acceleration, kinetic energy, elastic potential
energy, and restoring force at t = 2.28 s

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