M 2 2.5 -3 -4 0 0.5 1 1.5 Mass of the oscillator is 1.2 kg. What is the oscillator's amplitude (with more than 2 significant digits)? A= What is the oscillator's angular velocity (with more than 2 significant digits)? Kinetic energy at time 1.25 (with more than 2 significant digits)? Ex -| Oscillator's total energy (with more than 2 significant digits)? Et 3 4 Write the equation for oscillator's position in the following format: = Asin (wt +)? Insert the answer as follows: x = (A) sin((omega)'t + (phi)), where (A), (omega).(phi) are replaced with numerical values of amplitude, angular velocity and smallest positive phase angle rounded to one decimal after the decimal separator.

M 2 2.5 -3 -4 0 0.5 1 1.5 Mass of the oscillator is 1.2 kg. What is the oscillator's amplitude (with more than 2 significant digits)? A= What is the oscillator's angular velocity (with more than 2 significant digits)? Kinetic energy at time 1.25 (with more than 2 significant digits)? Ex -| Oscillator's total energy (with more than 2 significant digits)? Et 3 4 Write the equation for oscillator's position in the following format: = Asin (wt +)? Insert the answer as follows: x = (A) sin((omega)'t + (phi)), where (A), (omega).(phi) are replaced with numerical values of amplitude, angular velocity and smallest positive phase angle rounded to one decimal after the decimal separator.

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