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Vibration equation of college physics
The spring oscillator makes a simple harmonic vibration, and the vibration equation is: x=Acos(ωt+φ).

100g weight, spring elongation 8cm.

g = kx find k = 0. 1 * 10/0.08 = 25/2n/m。

The periodic formula of spring oscillator T=2π√m/k

ω=2π/T=√k/m=√25/2*0.25=√50

The elongation of the spring hanging at the equilibrium position of a 250g object is l = g/k = 2.5 * 2/25 = 0.2m.

Find amplitude a through conservation of mechanical energy. (The origin of the X axis is at the equilibrium position)

The conservation equation is formulated by the process that 0.2 1m/s reaches the maximum displacement along the positive direction of the X axis. )

mv? /2-mg*4cm+k(0.2+0.04)? /2=k(0.2+A)? /2-mgA

Be patient. About 0.05 meters

The vibration equation x=0.05cos(√50t+φ).

When t=0s, bring in x=0.04m to find φ.

Cosφ= 0.8φ= 35, and the radian should be 0.6 1.

Finally, the vibration equation x=0.05cos(√50t+0.6 1).