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1. How much usable energy is stored in the system when the launcher is ready launch (Figure 3)? That is, energy that can be converted to the motion of other objects
2. What is the speed of the projectile at (Figure 4)?
3. What is the maximum height of the projectile move the launcher (Figure 5)?

Transcribed Image Text:Use 3 significant digits for your answer. Use g = 10 m/s/s.
An actual spring launcher uses a spring whose force constant is 800 N/m (1). The spring is enclosed and bound within a case that requires the spring to be compressed by 0.10 m (2).
When loaded, the spring is compressed by another 0.20 m (3). A projectile of 0.50 kg is place on top of the spring (3). When launched, the spring goes back to the 0.10 m compression
state (4). The projectile will reach some maximum height (5).
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