a) A bullet of mass 0.100 kg travels with a speed of 70.0 m/s. It impacts a block of mass 0.950 kg which is connected to the end of a spring of stiffness 90.00 N/m. The bullet remains in the block after the collision. lellellll To what maximum distance does the spring compress from its equilibrium position?

a) A bullet of mass 0.100 kg travels with a speed of 70.0 m/s. It impacts a block of mass 0.950 kg which is connected to the end of a spring of stiffness 90.00 N/m. The bullet remains in the block after the collision. lellellll To what maximum distance does the spring compress from its equilibrium position?

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