3.0 kg -400 N/m 3.4 m A 3 kg block placed top of a 3.4 m high ona surface with 0.2 coefficient of friction. At the bottom of the incline, the block encounters a spring with a constant of 51 N/m on a horizontal surface. No energy is lost to friction. How far is spring compressed? Find the equation. (g=10 m/s) O a. None of the above O b. 10x + 60x-10 = 0 Oc 1x +61x-102 0 Od 51x2 +6x-102 0 O e 5x+ 3x- 10 = 0

3.0 kg -400 N/m 3.4 m A 3 kg block placed top of a 3.4 m high ona surface with 0.2 coefficient of friction. At the bottom of the incline, the block encounters a spring with a constant of 51 N/m on a horizontal surface. No energy is lost to friction. How far is spring compressed? Find the equation. (g=10 m/s) O a. None of the above O b. 10x + 60x-10 = 0 Oc 1x +61x-102 0 Od 51x2 +6x-102 0 O e 5x+ 3x- 10 = 0

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