What is the position in function of time?

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A particle of mass m is suspended from the ceiling by a spring with constant K and relaxed length initial lo, whose mass is negligible. The particle is released at rest with the spring relaxed. Taking the Oz axis directed vertically downward, with the origin on the roof, calculate the z position of the particle as a function of time.

z(t)=Lo+(mg/k)*(1-sen(sqrt(k/m)t z(t)=Lo+(mg/k)*(1-tg(sqrt(k/m)t z(t)=Lo+(mg/k)*(1+sen(sqrt(k/m)t z(t)=Lo+(mg/k)*(1-cos(sqrt(k/m)t

Vinicius Beserra by Vinicius Beserra , 47, Brazil

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