A 50 kg block initially at rest slides down a 30° slope. There is no friction between the block and the slope. 10 m downhill, there is a spring with a constant of 500 N/m. What will the maximum spring compression be when the block hits the spring? 50 kg 10 m Instant 1 50 kg 500 N/m 10m+d 500 N/m ummy 30° 30° Instant 2

A 50 kg block initially at rest slides down a 30° slope. There is no friction between the block and the slope. 10 m downhill, there is a spring with a constant of 500 N/m. What will the maximum spring compression be when the block hits the spring? 50 kg 10 m Instant 1 50 kg 500 N/m 10m+d 500 N/m ummy 30° 30° Instant 2

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