h ooooo m X m ooooo A B ck with a mass of 20 kg is dropped a height of 2 m onto a spring. If the spring constant is 2000 by how much will the spring be compressed when the block stops moving? (Be careful on this em. It's easy to make a mistake.)

h ooooo m X m ooooo A B ck with a mass of 20 kg is dropped a height of 2 m onto a spring. If the spring constant is 2000 by how much will the spring be compressed when the block stops moving? (Be careful on this em. It's easy to make a mistake.)

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