A 150 g mass is hung from a massless vertical spring, causing the spring to stretch by 10 cm and come to rest. The mass is then displaced from its equilibrium position by 5 cm and released. (g=9.8 m/s/s) a. What is the period of the resultant motion? b. What is the maximum speed of the mass during its motion?

A 150 g mass is hung from a massless vertical spring, causing the spring to stretch by 10 cm and come to rest. The mass is then displaced from its equilibrium position by 5 cm and released. (g=9.8 m/s/s) a. What is the period of the resultant motion? b. What is the maximum speed of the mass during its motion?

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