Question 1 A 9.10 kg block is glued to the top of a vertical spring, with spring constant 470. N/m, compressing it a certain distance. A rope is then tied to the block and pulled upwards with a tension of 470. N. How fast is the block going after it's been pulled upward over a total distance of 1.60 m? (Remember that the block is glued to the spring.)

Question 1 A 9.10 kg block is glued to the top of a vertical spring, with spring constant 470. N/m, compressing it a certain distance. A rope is then tied to the block and pulled upwards with a tension of 470. N. How fast is the block going after it's been pulled upward over a total distance of 1.60 m? (Remember that the block is glued to the spring.)

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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