Suppose a mass-spring system has spring constant 712 N/m and mass 4.4 kg. The mass is displaced in the negative x-direction by 0.22 m and set in motion at 2.55 m/s in the positive x-direction. Calculate the phase shift as a positive angle in radians, assuming a cosine solution.

Suppose a mass-spring system has spring constant 712 N/m and mass 4.4 kg. The mass is displaced in the negative x-direction by 0.22 m and set in motion at 2.55 m/s in the positive x-direction. Calculate the phase shift as a positive angle in radians, assuming a cosine solution.

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Suppose a mass-spring system has spring constant 712 N/m and mass 4.4 kg.
The mass is displaced in the negative x-direction by 0.22 m and set in motion
at 2.55 m/s in the positive x-direction. Calculate the phase shift as a positive
angle in radians, assuming a cosine solution.

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