A5 kg cart moves with a constant speed of v; = 8 m/s before it starts to go down a 53° ramp, as shown in the figure below. The cart then moves into a spring placed on the ground level. The initial height of the cart is 20 m and all surfaces can be assumed frictionless. Find the maximum compression on the spring by the cart if the spring constant is 1200 N/m. V = 8 m/s 5 kg h= 20m k =1200 N/m 53°

A5 kg cart moves with a constant speed of v; = 8 m/s before it starts to go down a 53° ramp, as shown in the figure below. The cart then moves into a spring placed on the ground level. The initial height of the cart is 20 m and all surfaces can be assumed frictionless. Find the maximum compression on the spring by the cart if the spring constant is 1200 N/m. V = 8 m/s 5 kg h= 20m k =1200 N/m 53°

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