3. A spring of constant k, compressed a distance x, is used to launch a mass m up a frictionless slope at angle 0. Find an expression for the maximum distance along the slope that the mass moves after leaving the spring.

3. A spring of constant k, compressed a distance x, is used to launch a mass m up a frictionless slope at angle 0. Find an expression for the maximum distance along the slope that the mass moves after leaving the spring.

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