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Hi Toastie, You are correct! I guess this was a time I overlooked the basics. Thanks for the help, Martin12005

Hi, I tried the 2*pi yielding 67.7 Rad/sec. That apparently was not correct according to the system that checks our answers. Thank you for the suggestion!

QUOTE=toastie;2239204]you have the correct equation but don't forget the w=2*pi*f [

Homework Statement A particle of mass M moves in one dimension along the positive x axis, under the influence of two forces. The first force is a constant force, with magnitude B and direction toward the origin. The second force is an inverse square law, with magnitude A/x2 and direction away...