5. A 5 kg block is suspended from a 200 N/m spring. A 2 kg block is travelling at 10 m/s when it collides elastically with the 5 kg block. (a) What is the initial stretch of the spring? How much potential energy is stored in the spring at equilibrium? Natural length (b) What are the velocities of the 5 kg and 2 kg blocks just after the collision? Equilibrium length (c) What is the compression/stretch of the spring from its "natural" length at the instant the 5 kg block's speed is zero? 10m/s at collision

5. A 5 kg block is suspended from a 200 N/m spring. A 2 kg block is travelling at 10 m/s when it collides elastically with the 5 kg block. (a) What is the initial stretch of the spring? How much potential energy is stored in the spring at equilibrium? Natural length (b) What are the velocities of the 5 kg and 2 kg blocks just after the collision? Equilibrium length (c) What is the compression/stretch of the spring from its "natural" length at the instant the 5 kg block's speed is zero? 10m/s at collision

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5. A 5 kg block is suspended from a 200 N/m spring. A 2 kg block is
travelling at 10 m/s when it collides elastically with the 5 kg block.
(a) What is the initial stretch of the spring? How much potential
energy is stored in the spring at equilibrium?
Natural
length
(b) What are the velocities of the 5 kg and 2 kg blocks just after the
collision?
Equilibrium
length
(c) What is the compression/stretch of the spring from its "natural"
length at the instant the 5 kg block's speed is zero?
10m/s at
collision

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