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Spring is mounted as shown in figure. By attaching a mass to the free end and pulling side ways, we determine that the force is proportional to the displacement a force of 4N causing a displacement of 0.02 m. We attach a 2kg body to the end, pull it aside through a distance of 0.04m , and then released. Find

maximum acceleration of the body.

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Maximum acceleration
`a = - omega^(2) x`, becomes `a_("max") = - omega^(2) (+- A) = +- omega^(2) A = +- 0.4 m//s^(2)`
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