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Transcribed Image Text:When a 0.184 - kg mass is attached to a vertical spring,
it causes the spring to stretch a distance d. If the mass
is now displaced slightly from equilibrium, it is found to
make 75.0 oscillations in 11.6 s. Find the stretch
distance, d.
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