A block with a mass of 2-kg is used to compress a spring x= 60 cm. The spring constant of the spring k = 200 N/m. After the block released , it slides along a level surface until comes to the bottom of a incline (0 = 20° ). If µk between the block and level and in cline surfaces is 0.2 (µk = 0.2 ). a. What is the speed of block the bottom of incline? b. What maximum height does the block slide?

A block with a mass of 2-kg is used to compress a spring x= 60 cm. The spring constant of the spring k = 200 N/m. After the block released , it slides along a level surface until comes to the bottom of a incline (0 = 20° ). If µk between the block and level and in cline surfaces is 0.2 (µk = 0.2 ). a. What is the speed of block the bottom of incline? b. What maximum height does the block slide?

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