10 cmUntithillshown The2. A0.12 kg marble is started on a frictionless marble track by compressing a spring andthen releasing the marble from rest. The spring has a spring constant of 490 N/m.9dsA) How far must the spring be compressed initially so that the marble will make it overthe hill?ob gninqa art lliw how doum word berdanusl294hoving to the dight at 1.5 m/s just after theturning around?motaid16m ert no ob yaiv61g obow doum woH (B) If the spring is compressed by the distance you found in part A and then the marble islaunched, how fast will the ball be moving when it is halfway up the hill?s 261 sld1sm ert lianu bezesngmoturn to its 79%ft)m10 cmhill2. A 0.12 kg marble is started on a frictionless marble track by compressing a spring andthen releasing the marble from rest. The spring has a spring constant of 490 N/m.1 nedC) If the spring is compressed by the distance you found in part A and then the marble islaunched, how much work will the spring do on the marble?Slid adD) How much work does gravity do on the marble, from the time it is launched until itreaches the end of the track?e bne A isq ni bnuol uoy 9aib erdi yd bez2mo 2i gnhqe e il (8Slid erl qu yewiled ai ti nerlw anivom 9d llsd e lliw t261 worl ,bsrɔnuslE) Describe how energy changes form in this situation, from when the spring iscompressed until the marble has gone over the hill.

Given Height of hill h = 10 cm =0.1 m Mass m = 0.12 kg Spring constant k = 490 N/m

10 cm Untit hill The 2. A0.12 kg marble is started on a frictionless marble track by compressing a spring and then releasing the marble from rest. The spring has a spring constant of 490 N/m.ers A) How far must the spring be compressed initially so that the marble will make it over the hill? ob gninqa ard lliw how doum word bserdanus 294 oving to the ght.at 1.5 m/s just after the turning around?

10 cm Untit hill The 2. A0.12 kg marble is started on a frictionless marble track by compressing a spring and then releasing the marble from rest. The spring has a spring constant of 490 N/m.ers A) How far must the spring be compressed initially so that the marble will make it over the hill? ob gninqa ard lliw how doum word bserdanus 294 oving to the ght.at 1.5 m/s just after the turning around?

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