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1. 0.065 kg object is attached to a spring is a spring constant of Joo N/m. The Other end of the spring to attached to a wall an Such a way that 3+ rests on a frict' son less horizontal surface. 4 exerted on the spring Å so that it expreñiences Sample force harmorisc motson. a. How much work would be done on the spring to compress²4 -by. 11 cm. b. Assuming that there so no friction. describe the energy conversoons that take place, being sure to explain the location of maximum elastic potential energy and maximum k²netic energy. c. What will the speed of the object be when it's passing the point of being compressed by only 5.5 cm?. (Assume that the mass of the Spring negigable.)

1. 0.065 kg object is attached to a spring is a spring constant of Joo N/m. The Other end of the spring to attached to a wall an Such a way that 3+ rests on a frict' son less horizontal surface. 4 exerted on the spring Å so that it expreñiences Sample force harmorisc motson. a. How much work would be done on the spring to compress²4 -by. 11 cm. b. Assuming that there so no friction. describe the energy conversoons that take place, being sure to explain the location of maximum elastic potential energy and maximum k²netic energy. c. What will the speed of the object be when it's passing the point of being compressed by only 5.5 cm?. (Assume that the mass of the Spring negigable.)

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