Аpparatus A delicate apparatus of mass m = 127 kg is being sent to a space station on a rocket ship. The apparatus is suspended above the floor of the rocket by an ideal spring. When the rocket takes off it will accelerate at a rate of 2.68 m/s? straight up. The spring has a relaxed length of exactly so = 1.00 m. If the spring stretches to a total length more than s = 6.00 m during the 2.68 m/s? acceleration of the launch, the apparatus will touch the floor and be damaged. What is the smallest safe value for the spring constant? 00000

Аpparatus A delicate apparatus of mass m = 127 kg is being sent to a space station on a rocket ship. The apparatus is suspended above the floor of the rocket by an ideal spring. When the rocket takes off it will accelerate at a rate of 2.68 m/s? straight up. The spring has a relaxed length of exactly so = 1.00 m. If the spring stretches to a total length more than s = 6.00 m during the 2.68 m/s? acceleration of the launch, the apparatus will touch the floor and be damaged. What is the smallest safe value for the spring constant? 00000

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