A 3-kg block has a speed of v= 4 m/s at point O as it travels along a rough incline OA with Hk=0.25. It then hits a spring with k=500 N/m at point A and eventually comes to a temporary stop. Let x be the deformation of the spring when the block reaches a temporary stop. v = 4 m/s 0 2 m weight of the block frictional force 1. Which of the forces acting on the block does NOT do work? 20° normal force force exerted by spring A KINETIC ENERGY of the block from point O to the lowest point

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A 3-kg block has a speed of v= 4 m/s at point O as it travels along a rough incline OA with
HK-0.25. It then hits a spring with k=500 N/m at point A and eventually comes to a
temporary stop. Let x be the deformation of the spring when the block reaches a
temporary stop.
v = 4 m/s
0
2 m
weight of the block
frictional force
1. Which of the forces acting on the block does NOT do work?
20°
normal force
force exerted by spring
A
KINETIC ENERGY of the block from point O to the lowest point
Transcribed Image Text:A 3-kg block has a speed of v= 4 m/s at point O as it travels along a rough incline OA with HK-0.25. It then hits a spring with k=500 N/m at point A and eventually comes to a temporary stop. Let x be the deformation of the spring when the block reaches a temporary stop. v = 4 m/s 0 2 m weight of the block frictional force 1. Which of the forces acting on the block does NOT do work? 20° normal force force exerted by spring A KINETIC ENERGY of the block from point O to the lowest point
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