3.8 The two springs are identical, with unstretched lengths of 250 mm. Suppose that their spring constant k is unknown and the sum of the masses of blocks A and B is 10 kg. Determine the 300 mm value of k and the masses of the two blocks. 280 mm B Problems 3.7/3.8

3.8 The two springs are identical, with unstretched lengths of 250 mm. Suppose that their spring constant k is unknown and the sum of the masses of blocks A and B is 10 kg. Determine the 300 mm value of k and the masses of the two blocks. 280 mm B Problems 3.7/3.8

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