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A 1.50kg mass on a spring has a displacement as a function of time given by the

A 1.50kg mass on a spring has a displacement as a function of time given by the

    equation:

x(t) = (7.40cm)cos[(4.16s-1)t – 2.42].

     Find,

  1. =
  2. the force constant of the spring;
  3. the maximum speed of the mass;
  4. the maximum force on the mass;
  5. at t= 1.00s, find the mass’s
    1. the position,
    2. the speed,
    3. the acceleration
    4. the force on the mass

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