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With what?
Is this a test question? o.O
past paper..
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This should go in the physics group.
i was able to do it thanks :) could u help me with another one
Post it in the right group. Then you have more chance of getting help.
Question (i) is the most difficult. Question (ii) is easy since greatest speed will be achieved when P passes at its equilibrium position. Value of speed is more complicated. Finding actual position for greatest acceleration in question (iii) is pretty obvious. For value of acceleration, work out the net force acting on P. I find 40 m/s²
thanks i got it...could you please help me with the question ive posted on the physics group
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