The figure below shows the x(t) curves for three experiments involving a particular spring-box system oscillating in SHM. (Use only ">" or "=" symbols. Do not include any parentheses around the numbers or symbols.) 2 3 (a) Rank the curves according to the system's angular frequency, greatest first. 1=2=3 (b) Rank the curves according to the spring's potential energy at t = 0, greatest first. 3>2=1 (c) Rank the curves according to the box's kinetic energy att = 0, greatest first. 1>2>3 (d) Rank the curves according to the box's speed at t = 0, greatest first. 1>2>3 (e) Rank the curves according to the box's maximum kinetic energy, greatest first.

The figure below shows the x(t) curves for three experiments involving a particular spring-box system oscillating in SHM. (Use only ">" or "=" symbols. Do not include any parentheses around the numbers or symbols.) 2 3 (a) Rank the curves according to the system's angular frequency, greatest first. 1=2=3 (b) Rank the curves according to the spring's potential energy at t = 0, greatest first. 3>2=1 (c) Rank the curves according to the box's kinetic energy att = 0, greatest first. 1>2>3 (d) Rank the curves according to the box's speed at t = 0, greatest first. 1>2>3 (e) Rank the curves according to the box's maximum kinetic energy, greatest first.

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