Q3: For the equilibrium position shown4 ft4 ftin fig. (2), 0 = 43°. Find the mass (m) ofthe lamp fixture suspended from the twosprings, if each spring has an unstretchedwwwwk= 5 lb/(before the equilibrium) length of 4 ft andk- 5 lb/tstiffness of k = 5 Ib/ft.(lamp fixture)W of lamp fixtureFig. (2)

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Q3: For the equilibrium position shown in fig. (2), 0 = 43". Find the mass (m) of the lamp fixture suspended from the two springs, if cach spring has an unstretched (before the equilibrium) length of 4 ft and stiffness of k = 5 lb/ft.

Q3: For the equilibrium position shown in fig. (2), 0 = 43". Find the mass (m) of the lamp fixture suspended from the two springs, if cach spring has an unstretched (before the equilibrium) length of 4 ft and stiffness of k = 5 lb/ft.

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