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A mass-spring system is in SHM in the horizontal direction. PART A If the mass is...

A mass-spring system is in SHM in the horizontal direction.

PART A
If the mass is 0.35 kg, the spring constant is 11 N/m , and the amplitude is 16 cm, what is the maximum speed of the mass?
vmax = _____ m/s

PART B
Where does this occur?
-at a half-amplitude position
-at a third-amplitude position
-at a quarter-amplitude position
-at the equilibrium position

PART C
What is the speed at a half-amplitude position?
v = _____ m/s

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