Only question 4.44 .. 4.45 An ideal (i.e., conservative) spring is compressed with 50.0 J of work. Ais released. Assume negligible air resistance in the following questions.(c) What is the velocity of the projectile when it returns to its original height?(a) What is the average power delivered by the force of gravity to the projectile(b) What is the velocity of the projectile as it is launched?3.0 kg projectile is placed on top of the compressed spring, and then the springCOO 1.0Figure P.4.14. Figure for Problem 4.43.ove jooidohallen ton(c) What forms of energy is the initial kinetic energy converted into?ot a nod. 4.43 A horizontal spring with spring constant k = 500 N/m is compressed byAa = 2.0 cm by a 1.0 kg block, as in Figure P.4.14. When the block is released,it travels a distance of 1.0 m before coming to a stop. What frictional force actson the block? How far should the spring be compressed if it is to travel 2.0 m?0.5 m? Is the relationship between the compression distance and the distancetraveled linear?4.44 One of the consequences of the law of conservation of energy Eq. (4.27)|is that a roller coaster cart that begins at rest can never rise higher than itsoriginal height'. To overcome this limitation, The Hulk roller coaster at UniversalStudios, Orlando, launches the cart up the ramp, such that it has an initial"boost" of kinetic energy (accompanied by the cries of pain from Bruce Banneras he transforms into the Hulk). With what minimum speed must the cart belaunched if it is to reach a peak 150.0 m higher than its starting point? Assumethere is no friction between the track and the cart. Given that friction is presentua real roller coaster, should you round your answer up or down?la) How high does the projectile go?as it ascends?e) What is thouo joctile

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