A block is pushed against a horizontal spring, compressing it to 22 cm. After being released, the block slides over a frictionless horizontal surface before reaching a frictionless incline. How far up the incline will the block slide? k = 400 N/m m = 2.00 kg 37.0° ww ܫܫܫܫ -0.220 m

A block is pushed against a horizontal spring, compressing it to 22 cm. After being released, the block slides over a frictionless horizontal surface before reaching a frictionless incline. How far up the incline will the block slide? k = 400 N/m m = 2.00 kg 37.0° ww ܫܫܫܫ -0.220 m

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A block is pushed against a horizontal spring, compressing it to 22 cm. After being released, the block slides over a
frictionless horizontal surface before reaching a frictionless incline. How far up the incline will the block slide?
k
400 N/m
m =
2.00 kg
37.0⁰
ww
=
ΜΑΛΛΙ
-0.220 m

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