Physics, 13.10.2020 01:01 larageorge

Use Hooke's Law and Newton's 2nd Law to derive a formula for the acceleration of an object of mass m on a frictionless surface which is attached to a spring with a constant k which is stretched a distance L. The acceleration should be in terms of m, k, and L.

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