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Physics, 05.07.2019 00:30 joeylozier15

Consider a spring with a rest length i and a spring constant k. this spring has a natural frequency $w0 = \sqt{k}$ (assume spring's mass to be m 1 suppose we place identical positive charges q on the ends of the spring. this system will two have a new natural frequency w now. derive the new expression for w just consider electrostatic effects and assume that the loads are small. you can of course also use harmonic approaches

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