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Physics, 06.04.2020 04:28 DaisyHargrove23

While out fishing, Ms. Lacy and Mr. Spencer each catch a fish. When hung
from a vertical spring, Ms. Lacy's fish, which has a mass of 0.988 kg,
stretches the spring by 5.71 cm. Mr. Spencer's fish is then hung from the
vertical spring and dropped from the "no load" position and experiences
SHM with a period of 1.45 s. What is the mass of Mr. Spencer's fish?

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