Block C having a weight mg is traveling with a speed of vo when it strikes a wall. A spring is attached to the front of the block. The spring eventually contacts the wall, resulting in a maximum spring compression of Amax- formula for the stiffness of the spring. Find a C Answer: k = mv² ΔΩ 2 max Vo k нии

Block C having a weight mg is traveling with a speed of vo when it strikes a wall. A spring is attached to the front of the block. The spring eventually contacts the wall, resulting in a maximum spring compression of Amax- formula for the stiffness of the spring. Find a C Answer: k = mv² ΔΩ 2 max Vo k нии

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter15: Oscillations

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