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<p>A 0.54kg mass oscillates in simple harmonic motion on aspring which has a spring constant of 2080 N/m. The spring wasinitially compressed 10.3 cm (a negative displacement) at t=0s.What is the velocity in m/s of the mass at t=0.38s?</p>
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<p>m=0.54kg</p>
<p>k=2080 N/m</p>
<p>t=0.38s</p>
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