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At what time does the oscillator shown below first reach its Equilibrium Position?
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At what time does the oscillator shown below first reach its Equilibrium Position?
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At what time does the oscillator shown below first reach its Equilibrium Position?
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1864+7397=8199436 thats it
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Answer:0.45s
Step-by-step explanation:
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