A 8 kg mass slides to the right on a surfacehaving a coefficient of friction 0.24 as shown.The mass has a speed of 5 m/s when contact ismade with a spring that has a spring constant166 N/m. The mass comes to rest after thespring has been compressed a distance d. Themass is then forced toward the left by thespring and continues to move in that directionbeyond the unstretched position. Finally themass comes to rest a distance D to the left ofthe unstretched spring.υv₁ = 08 kg8 kg5 m/s8 kg mv₂ = 0166 N/mmmmmmmD-8 kg mmmmm8 kg mmm166 N/mmmmmmmmμ = 0.24Find the compressed distance d. The accel-eration of gravity is 9.8 m/s².Answer in units of m.

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