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I have a spring on a horizontal frictionless surface. Initially it is un-stretched and at x = 0 cm. I then pull it back 10 cm and release it. What is the amplitude of the oscillations (the object has mass m)?
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The pull-back distance becomes the amplitude of vibration.
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