In the position shown in figure shown, the block of mass 100 kg just contacts the free end of the spring with constant k-6000N/m (a) If the block is released instantaneously with zero initial velocity, find the m lection of the spring (b) Find the max deflection, if the block is very gradually lowered onto spring. 100kg Free end

In the position shown in figure shown, the block of mass 100 kg just contacts the free end of the spring with constant k-6000N/m (a) If the block is released instantaneously with zero initial velocity, find the m lection of the spring (b) Find the max deflection, if the block is very gradually lowered onto spring. 100kg Free end

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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