Consider a mass-spring system, with the origin of coordinates at the equilibrium position as shown in figure A. At a certain time, the particle presents a negative position as shown in figure B, where it is moving away from the equilibrium position, therefore, it is possible to state that Figure A Figure B a) vg > 0, a„ < 0 y F, < 0 b) v½ > 0, a„ > 0 y F, > 0 c) V < 0, a„ > 0 y F, > 0 d) V. < 0, a„ > 0 y F, < 0

Consider a mass-spring system, with the origin of coordinates at the equilibrium position as shown in figure A. At a certain time, the particle presents a negative position as shown in figure B, where it is moving away from the equilibrium position, therefore, it is possible to state that Figure A Figure B a) vg > 0, a„ < 0 y F, < 0 b) v½ > 0, a„ > 0 y F, > 0 c) V < 0, a„ > 0 y F, > 0 d) V. < 0, a„ > 0 y F, < 0

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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