An object of mass m is held near the origin by a spring, F = kx. What
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An object of mass m is held near the origin by a spring, F = −kx. What is its potential energy? Show that x(t) = (x0, y0, z0) cos ωt is a possible classical motion for the mass. What is the energy of this solution? Is this the most general motion? If not, give an example of another solution.
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According to eq The force is the negative gradient of the potential energy Setting F kx V ...View the full answer
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