Activity 2: Direction: Solve for the unknown quantities and simplify your answer to the nearest thousandths (3 decimal places). 1. A spring, with a spring constant of k=200 N/m, is mounted horizontally with its left end fixed. If a glider with a mass of m=0.70 kg is fixed on the other end and the spring is stretch 0.020 m from its equilibrium position, (a)how much force does the spring exert on the glider? (b)what is its frequency? (c)what is its period? x = 0 x= 0.020 m

Activity 2: Direction: Solve for the unknown quantities and simplify your answer to the nearest thousandths (3 decimal places). 1. A spring, with a spring constant of k=200 N/m, is mounted horizontally with its left end fixed. If a glider with a mass of m=0.70 kg is fixed on the other end and the spring is stretch 0.020 m from its equilibrium position, (a)how much force does the spring exert on the glider? (b)what is its frequency? (c)what is its period? x = 0 x= 0.020 m

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