Imagine that you ski down a slope wearing a Velcro ski vest and then continue skiing on a horizontal surface abottom of the hill. There you run into a padded, Velcro-covered cart, which is also on skis (see the figure below). A1280-N/m spring is attached to the other end of the cart and also to a wall. The spring compresses after your 60-kgbody hits and sticks to the 20-kg cart. Your speed is 16 m/s just before you hit the cart. (a) What is your maximumspeed after joining with the cart? (b) What is the maximum compression of the spring? (c) What is the period of thevibrational motion? (d) What is your maximum acceleration and where does it occur?Sketch and translate Draw a labeled sketch.mYou = 60 kgVYou i x = 16 m/sk =12Soyce AbdenCart20 kg%3DVx = ?A = ?T = ?Duringvibrationsafter collision%3Damax = ?%3D

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