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Direction of Friction

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Or 2 gram block attached to an ideal spring with spring constant of 18 Newton per metre oscillates on a horizontal frictionless surface in the spring is 4.0cm shorter than the its equilibrium Length speed of block is 17 metre per second a greater speed of block is 1.)4m/s 2

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