Save AnswerAs shown in the figure below, a box of mass m-17.6 kg is released from rest (at position A) at the top of a 24 3" fictions incine. The box slides a distance d-5.40 m down the incline before it encounters (at position B) a spring andcompresses it an amount xc=0.240 m (to point C) before coming momentarily to rest. Using energy considerations, determine the speed of the box (in mis) at position 8 (Express your answer to 2 decimal places, with no units, for example1.23, 12:34, 123 45 etc)point of release

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