The figure gives the one-dimensional potential energy well for a 1.80 kg particle (the function U(x) has the form bx2 and the vertical axis scale is set by Ug = 2.0 J).(a) If the particle passes through the equilibrium position with a velocity of 50.0 cm/s, will it be turned back before it reaches x = 16.0 cm?(b) If yes, at what position, and if no, what is the speed of the particle at x = 16.0 cm? U (J) -20 -10 10 20 x (cm) (a) Yes (b) Number Units cm

The figure gives the one-dimensional potential energy well for a 1.80 kg particle (the function U(x) has the form bx2 and the vertical axis scale is set by Ug = 2.0 J).(a) If the particle passes through the equilibrium position with a velocity of 50.0 cm/s, will it be turned back before it reaches x = 16.0 cm?(b) If yes, at what position, and if no, what is the speed of the particle at x = 16.0 cm? U (J) -20 -10 10 20 x (cm) (a) Yes (b) Number Units cm

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