A block is positioned on a 40° slope as shown, and a spring is attached to it as shown. The spring is relaxed (unstretched) in the position shown. The block is given an initial velocity V₁ = 6 m/s downslope. Find the distance "d" that the block will slide before it comes to a stop. Use the Principle of Work and Energy.

A block is positioned on a 40° slope as shown, and a spring is attached to it as shown. The spring is relaxed (unstretched) in the position shown. The block is given an initial velocity V₁ = 6 m/s downslope. Find the distance "d" that the block will slide before it comes to a stop. Use the Principle of Work and Energy.

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