A mass M moving with speed v collides with an uncompressed stationary spring ofmass M with a spring constant K as shown below. The surface is frictionless.MMWMWhat is the speed of the spring after the collision?(A) v(B)%/2(C) 1/4What will be the maximum compression of the spring?(A) v√ M/K(B) v√ M/4K(C)√3M/K(D) 2v(E) 1/3(D) v√ √2M/K (E) v√/M/2K

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A mass M moving with speed v collides with an uncompressed stationary spring of mass M with a spring constant K as shown below. The surface is frictionless. M www M What is the speed of the spring after the collision? (A) v (B)%/2 (C) 1/4 What will be the maximum compression of the spring? (A) v√ M/K (B) v√ M/4K (C) √√3M/K (D) 2v (E) 1/3 (D) v√ √2M/K (E) v√/M/2K

A mass M moving with speed v collides with an uncompressed stationary spring of mass M with a spring constant K as shown below. The surface is frictionless. M www M What is the speed of the spring after the collision? (A) v (B)%/2 (C) 1/4 What will be the maximum compression of the spring? (A) v√ M/K (B) v√ M/4K (C) √√3M/K (D) 2v (E) 1/3 (D) v√ √2M/K (E) v√/M/2K

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