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QUAstion 1 A 50.0 g doject canneeled taa secing with a Farce conslant oF 35.0 N m 0scillates on a harizcnad Frictionless 5yurFace with an amplitude of 4.ao cm. Find e) the total enerdy ef the syst em and 51 the speed of the object when the pasition is 1.00 cm. Find (C) the kinetic energy and d) the patentiel energy when the position is 3.00 cm
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Transcribed Image Text:QUAstion 1 A 50.0 g doject canneeled taa secing with a Farce conslant oF 35.0 N m 0scillates on a harizcnad Frictionless 5yurFace with an amplitude of 4.ao cm. Find e) the total enerdy ef the syst em and 51 the speed of the object when the pasition is 1.00 cm. Find (C) the kinetic energy and d) the patentiel energy when the position is 3.00 cm
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