A mass-spring system oscillates on a fridtionless horizontal surface in simple harmonic motion with an amplitude A=0.1 m. At what Position (x) would the kinetic energy of the system be equal to three times its elastic potential energy (K = 3U)? O At x = +0 025 m O At x= +0.1m O At x = +0.08 m O At x = +0.04 m O At x = +0.05 m

A mass-spring system oscillates on a fridtionless horizontal surface in simple harmonic motion with an amplitude A=0.1 m. At what Position (x) would the kinetic energy of the system be equal to three times its elastic potential energy (K = 3U)? O At x = +0 025 m O At x= +0.1m O At x = +0.08 m O At x = +0.04 m O At x = +0.05 m

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