18. A 2.0 kg mass is placed against a spring of force constant 800 Nim, which has been compressed0.22 m, as illustrated. The spring is released, and the object moves along the horizontal, frictionlesssurface and up the slope.20 kgCakulate:(a) the maximum elastic potential energy of the spring(b) the maximum velocity of the massC) the maximum vertical height of the mass, up the sklope

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A 2.0 kg mass is placed against a spring of force constant 800 Nim, which has been co m, as illustrated. The spring is released, and the object moves along the horizontal, fric ace and up the slope.

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Chapter8: Potential Energy And Conservation Of Energy

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18. A 2.0 kg mass is placed against a spring of force constant 800 Nim, which has been compressed
0.22 m, as illustrated. The spring is released, and the object moves along the horizontal, frictionless
surface and up the slope.
20 kg
Cakulate:
(a) the maximum elastic potential energy of the spring
(b) the maximum velocity of the mass
C) the maximum vertical height of the mass, up the sklope

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