A 2 kg-block (ml) is moving on a frictionless flat table with a 10 m/s speed. The other block, with mass m2= 5kg and v2=3 m/s , is moving in front of it. As shown in the figure there is a ideal spring in the back of the second block LOeeee m2 with k=1120 N/m without mass. When the block collides find the maximum compression.

A 2 kg-block (ml) is moving on a frictionless flat table with a 10 m/s speed. The other block, with mass m2= 5kg and v2=3 m/s , is moving in front of it. As shown in the figure there is a ideal spring in the back of the second block LOeeee m2 with k=1120 N/m without mass. When the block collides find the maximum compression.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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