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A spring is initially compressed and has a spring constant of 1865 N/m. When the spring is released, it pushes on a 4 kg block causing the block to accelerate. There is no friction between the table and block during the acceleration. The block leaves the spring at the spring’s relaxed length. Starting from this point, there is friction between the block and table. The block slides along the table with a coefficient of kinetic friction µk = .25. The block stops in a distance D = 2.4 m. What are: a. the increase in the thermal energy? b. the maximum kinetic energy of the block? c. the original compression distance of the spring?

 

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the spring constant K=1865N/m

The block will stop at a distance D=2.4m

the initial velocity with which it started=uthe final velocity=v=0 m/s-a= retarding acceleration provided by the frictional force      =μgusing the above data in equation of motion v2=u2-2as0=u2-2μgDu2=2μgDu=2μgD   =2×0.25×9.8×2.4 m/s   =3.43 m/s

 

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the force applied by the spring=kxwhich will accelerate the block to 3.43 m/s from 0m/sso again using the equation of motionv2=u2+2axin this case u=0m/s and v=3.43m/sit can also be given that ma=kxa=kxm3.432=0+2ax3.432=2xkxmx2=3.432×m2k     =(3.43)2×42×1865    =0.0126    x=0.112 m          ( compression in the spring)    

 

 

 

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