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An object is attached to a spring, the spring is stretched by 23.7 cm in the negative direction, and the object is released, oscillating in simple harmonic motion. after 0.317 s, it is again 23.7 cm from the equilibrium position, having passed through the equilibrium position once in those 0.317 s. determine the speed of the object after 1.39 seconds. number cm/s

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