A spring with constant k in N / m is compressed to a length d in meters and a mass m in kilograms is placed at its free end, on a frictionless slope that forms an angle 0 with respect to the horizontal as shown in figure. After the spring is released, if the mass does not bind to the spring, it rises on the inclined plane to a height h1 measured relative to the floor. d т If we double the compression distance of the spring, keeping the spring constant, block mass and inclination angle. How does the new maximum height h, which the block would reach, compare to the height h1? Note: Height h2 is measured from the same reference level as height h1. a) It is not possible to compare the heights without more information. b) The beight h2 would be the same as the height h1

A spring with constant k in N / m is compressed to a length d in meters and a mass m in kilograms is placed at its free end, on a frictionless slope that forms an angle 0 with respect to the horizontal as shown in figure. After the spring is released, if the mass does not bind to the spring, it rises on the inclined plane to a height h1 measured relative to the floor. d т If we double the compression distance of the spring, keeping the spring constant, block mass and inclination angle. How does the new maximum height h, which the block would reach, compare to the height h1? Note: Height h2 is measured from the same reference level as height h1. a) It is not possible to compare the heights without more information. b) The beight h2 would be the same as the height h1

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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