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    This document discusses terms related to the calculation of oscillatory motion, including time, natural frequency, spring constant, amplitude of the ground and mass, angular frequency, and phase angle. Natural frequency is defined as f=ω/2π, where ω is angular frequency. The spring constant and amplitudes are also defined as variables in oscillatory motion calculations.

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    This document discusses terms related to the calculation of oscillatory motion, including time, natural frequency, spring constant, amplitude of the ground and mass, angular frequency, and phase angle. Natural frequency is defined as f=ω/2π, where ω is angular frequency. The spring constant and amplitudes are also defined as variables in oscillatory motion calculations.

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    This document discusses terms related to the calculation of oscillatory motion, including time, natural frequency, spring constant, amplitude of the ground and mass, angular frequency, and phase angle. Natural frequency is defined as f=ω/2π, where ω is angular frequency. The spring constant and amplitudes are also defined as variables in oscillatory motion calculations.

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    This document discusses terms related to the calculation of oscillatory motion, including time, natural frequency, spring constant, amplitude of the ground and mass, angular frequency, and phase angle. Natural frequency is defined as f=ω/2π, where ω is angular frequency. The spring constant and amplitudes are also defined as variables in oscillatory motion calculations.

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    K1

    K2

    Time t
    Natural frequency f (f=ω/2π)
    Spring constant Ki
    Amplitude of the ground A
    Amplitude of the mass B
    Angular frequency p
    Phase angle Ø

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