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Find the terminal velocity, time elapsed and distance fallen, equilibrium position, effective spring constant, and angular frequency.

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The terminal velocity, time elapsed, distance fallen and equilibrium positions are analyzed. The effective spring constants are given. The solution provides good explanations and formulas, the problems are solved.

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