(a). Derive an expression for the change of potential energy of the block near the surface of the Earth. m Diagram (a) (b)A block of mass 2.0 kg moves with a velocity v towards a spring as shown in diagram (b). 000000000 Diagram (b) The block compresses the spring by 2.0 cm as shown in diagram (c). Given that the force constant of the spring is 1000 N m¹¹. Calculate the velocity, v of the block if (i) the surface is smooth. v = 0 2.0 cm Diagram (c) (ii) the surface is rough and the frictional force between the block and the surface is 3.0 N.

(a). Derive an expression for the change of potential energy of the block near the surface of the Earth. m Diagram (a) (b)A block of mass 2.0 kg moves with a velocity v towards a spring as shown in diagram (b). 000000000 Diagram (b) The block compresses the spring by 2.0 cm as shown in diagram (c). Given that the force constant of the spring is 1000 N m¹¹. Calculate the velocity, v of the block if (i) the surface is smooth. v = 0 2.0 cm Diagram (c) (ii) the surface is rough and the frictional force between the block and the surface is 3.0 N.

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