F 0.5 S 0 UBC Engineering N A block of a mass of 6 kg and a spring with a k value 30 as shown in the diagram shown below. The m kinetic μ has a value of μ = 0.2 the applied force F = 60 N. Assume the block is already in motion (only use kinetic coefficient) and there more the spring is already compressed by 0.5 m. What is the magnitude of work done by force, spring, and total work after the system comes to an equilibrium?

F 0.5 S 0 UBC Engineering N A block of a mass of 6 kg and a spring with a k value 30 as shown in the diagram shown below. The m kinetic μ has a value of μ = 0.2 the applied force F = 60 N. Assume the block is already in motion (only use kinetic coefficient) and there more the spring is already compressed by 0.5 m. What is the magnitude of work done by force, spring, and total work after the system comes to an equilibrium?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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