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A mass weighing 9.8 N stretches a spring 0.2 m. At time t=0, the mass is released fr0m a p0int 0.25 m bel0w the equilibrium p0sition with an upward vel0city of 0.4 m/s. n0 damper is used in the system. Determine the equati0n 0f m0ti0n
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