1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
Two springs have spring constants k1 and k2, are in a vertical position to support a single object of mass m. Show that the angular frequency of oscillation is ((k1+k2)/m)^(1/2) if the springs are in parallel.
3. The attempt at a solution
The book then goes on to explain
F = ma = -k1*x - k2*x
a + ((k1+k2)*x) / m = 0
where (k1+k2)/m = w^2
my question is why is gravity neglected?
Two springs have spring constants k1 and k2, are in a vertical position to support a single object of mass m. Show that the angular frequency of oscillation is ((k1+k2)/m)^(1/2) if the springs are in parallel.
3. The attempt at a solution
The book then goes on to explain
F = ma = -k1*x - k2*x
a + ((k1+k2)*x) / m = 0
where (k1+k2)/m = w^2
my question is why is gravity neglected?
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