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Julio Cesar
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1. "The problem statement" is more of a theory question based on physics. This would be my first post to this forum and I'm attempting to follow the rules as best I can. I guess the equation in question is T= 2∏√(m/k)
2. The above mentioned equation. According to my textbook author James S. Walker 4th Ed Physics text. This equation is called "Period of a Mass on a Spring"
3. My attempt at a solution is not a numerical answer because this is not a homework question. I don't know how to describe it but it involves looking at the equation and somehow knowing what will happen to one variable if another variable is changed. I honeslty would like some serious help with this as it seems that most of the other students in the course seem to have this down intuitively but I don't, I'm drowning. I hope this works to the moderators specifications. I don't know what else to write as this is a question from me and not a homework question.
Thanks
2. The above mentioned equation. According to my textbook author James S. Walker 4th Ed Physics text. This equation is called "Period of a Mass on a Spring"
3. My attempt at a solution is not a numerical answer because this is not a homework question. I don't know how to describe it but it involves looking at the equation and somehow knowing what will happen to one variable if another variable is changed. I honeslty would like some serious help with this as it seems that most of the other students in the course seem to have this down intuitively but I don't, I'm drowning. I hope this works to the moderators specifications. I don't know what else to write as this is a question from me and not a homework question.
Thanks