The amplitude of a 2-kg object in simple harmonic motion is 11.6 m. The maximum speed of the object is 7.4 m/s. What is the period of the simple harmonic motion? Answer in seconds.
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We know the mass of the object (m = 2 kg), the amplitude (A = 11.6 m), and the maximum speed (v_max = 7.4 m/s). Show more…
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