A. A car's body has mass 100 slugs. This mass is supported by the car's 4 shock absorbers. The shock absorbers are identical vertical linear springs. 1. Complete a FBD of the car's body (this would not include the car's wheels, axels etc. just the car's body) ii. Each spring is compressed 1.25 inches. Determine the spring "k" value. Answer: 644 lb/inch. iii. Find the compression of each spring if 4 people, each with mass 6 slugs, get into the car, Answer: 1.55"

A. A car's body has mass 100 slugs. This mass is supported by the car's 4 shock absorbers. The shock absorbers are identical vertical linear springs. 1. Complete a FBD of the car's body (this would not include the car's wheels, axels etc. just the car's body) ii. Each spring is compressed 1.25 inches. Determine the spring "k" value. Answer: 644 lb/inch. iii. Find the compression of each spring if 4 people, each with mass 6 slugs, get into the car, Answer: 1.55"

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A. A car's body has mass 100 slugs. This mass is supported by the car's 4 shock absorbers. The shock absorbers are
identical vertical linear springs.
Complete a FBD of the car's body (this would not include the car's wheels, axels etc. just the car's body)
Each spring is compressed 1.25 inches. Determine the spring "k" value. Answer: 644 lb/inch.
Find the compression of each spring if 4 people, each with mass 6 slugs, get into the car, Answer: 1.55"
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