Create a launching apparatus that will launch a 5.0 kg mass above ground level to a maximum height of 12m, as shown below. You can assume that friction is negligible along the horizontal surface. You have control of each of the following variables: • The compression of the spring: 2000 N/m The spring constant: 0.2 meters The angle of the ramp: 45 degrees The length of the ramp: 1.5 meters Find the coefficient of friction. | m 5kg 12m

Create a launching apparatus that will launch a 5.0 kg mass above ground level to a maximum height of 12m, as shown below. You can assume that friction is negligible along the horizontal surface. You have control of each of the following variables: • The compression of the spring: 2000 N/m The spring constant: 0.2 meters The angle of the ramp: 45 degrees The length of the ramp: 1.5 meters Find the coefficient of friction. | m 5kg 12m

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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