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What would be the speed of the masses

Two 1.00g masses are attached by a spring with force constant k= 500 kg s-2. Calculate the zero point energy of the system and compare it with the thermal energy kT. If the zero point energy were converted to translational energy. What would be the speed of the masses?

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