Physics, 12.12.2019 05:31 arwen28

Consider a block of mass m attached to two springs, one on the left with spring constant k1 and one on the right with spring constant k2. each spring is attached on the other side to a wall, and the block slides without friction on a horizontal surface. when the block is sitting at x = 0, both springs are relaxed. write newton’s second law, f = ma, as a differential equation for an arbitrary position x of the block. what is the period of oscillation of this system?

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