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I have a system like this:
Wall-spring-mass-spring-mass
Both springs follow Hooks law with spring-constant k.
The masses are both m.
At rest, the first mass is at x=1 and the second at x=2
At t=0 the springs are pulled so that the first mass is at x=2 and the second at x=7.
Find the position of the second mass as a function of t.
Wall-spring-mass-spring-mass
Both springs follow Hooks law with spring-constant k.
The masses are both m.
At rest, the first mass is at x=1 and the second at x=2
At t=0 the springs are pulled so that the first mass is at x=2 and the second at x=7.
Find the position of the second mass as a function of t.