xA mechanical metronome consists ofat a torsion SpringSpring on wich at a 15cmlong Pointer is attached. A weight (m=85g)acan be set for the natural frequency of ametronome is applicableD-m.g.LW₁ =√How langes should the minimum spring constentbe that the metronome still a Scarillakates,When The Weight is fasa Pushed to the end?State your result in N/m

Given: Length of the pointer: →L=15 Cm=0.15 m Mass of the pointer: →m=85 g=0.085 kg And acceleration…

X A mechanical metronome consists of at a torsion Spring on wich at a 15cm Jong Pointer is attached. A weight (m=85g) can be set for the natural frequency of metronome is applicable Wo = D-m.g. L a How langes should the minimum Spring constent be that the metronome still ascarillatates, When The Weight is fase fushed to the end? State your result in N/m

X A mechanical metronome consists of at a torsion Spring on wich at a 15cm Jong Pointer is attached. A weight (m=85g) can be set for the natural frequency of metronome is applicable Wo = D-m.g. L a How langes should the minimum Spring constent be that the metronome still ascarillatates, When The Weight is fase fushed to the end? State your result in N/m

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