10 kg - mass 500 N/m - k0.2 m = x30° = θ (theta)0.2 = μkREQUIREDd = ? A mass of m= 10 kg is on a frictionless horizontal plane. The mass starts at rest, pressed aing with k = 500 N/m and a compression of x = 0.2 m. The mass is released and the sprintamp with an incline of = 30° and a coefficient of kinetic friction -0.2. The ramp isn the starting point of mass. What is the distance the mass travels up the ramp as it stoide back down?

Given: mass, m = 10 kg spring constant, k = 500 N/m Compression in the spring, x = 0.2 m Angle of…

A mass of m= 10 kg is on a frictionless horizontal plane. The mass starts at rest, pressed a ing with k = 500 N/m and a compression of x = 0.2 m. The mass is released and the sprin mp with an incline of = 30° and a coefficient of kinetic friction -0.2. The ramp is in the starting point of mass. What is the distance the mass travels up the ramp as it sto ide back down?

A mass of m= 10 kg is on a frictionless horizontal plane. The mass starts at rest, pressed a ing with k = 500 N/m and a compression of x = 0.2 m. The mass is released and the sprin mp with an incline of = 30° and a coefficient of kinetic friction -0.2. The ramp is in the starting point of mass. What is the distance the mass travels up the ramp as it sto ide back down?

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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