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Why does an oscillating mass pass through x = 0 instead of stopping there?
AIt has momentum there
BForce is maximum there
CFriction vanishes there
DGravity pulls it on
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It has momentum there
The force is zero at x = 0 but the mass carries momentum gained while accelerating, so it overshoots.
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