In the block-spring arrangement of the figure, the block's mass is 5.40 kg and the spring constant is 630 N/m.The block is released from position x₁ = 0.200 m.What are (a) the block's speed at x = 0, (b) the work done by the spring when the block reaches x = 0, (c) the instantaneous power due to the spring at the release point x₁, (d) the instantaneous power at x = 0, and (e) the block's position when the power is maximum? (a) Number i (b) Number i (c) Number i x=0) F-0 00000000 x positive F, negative 0000000 Units Units Units -Block attached to spring

In the block-spring arrangement of the figure, the block's mass is 5.40 kg and the spring constant is 630 N/m.The block is released from position x₁ = 0.200 m.What are (a) the block's speed at x = 0, (b) the work done by the spring when the block reaches x = 0, (c) the instantaneous power due to the spring at the release point x₁, (d) the instantaneous power at x = 0, and (e) the block's position when the power is maximum? (a) Number i (b) Number i (c) Number i x=0) F-0 00000000 x positive F, negative 0000000 Units Units Units -Block attached to spring

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