5. A cart with m= 3.40kg rides on the track shown. The track is frictionless except for alevel section 0.40m long where μk = 0.54. The cart is initially at rest against spring 1 (k₁ =1400N/m) which is compressed by 8.00cm. When released it travels along the track until itreaches spring 2 (k2= 800N/m) which it compresses until the cart stops. If h₁ = 0.38m andh₂ = 0.14m, determine the speed of the cart at points A, B, C and D. Also how much willspring 2 be compressed at the end.framm] =3.40kgkží= 800 N/mRembAk₁=12₁-1400/mh₁-0,38DBd=0.40m= 0,54мкof .......oservationImh₂== 0,14

mass m=3.40 Kg spring constant k1=1400 N/m compression, x1=8.00 cm=0.08 m point A is at height…

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