Part A A vertical massless spring (k = 22 N/m) with a mass m = 1.1 g at the top is attached to a horizontal floor. The system is at rest. Then, the mass is pushed vertically downward by a distance of 0.19 m and released. is the maximum speed at which the spring launches the mass? Express your answer with the appropriate units. HA Value Units Submit Request Answer

Part A A vertical massless spring (k = 22 N/m) with a mass m = 1.1 g at the top is attached to a horizontal floor. The system is at rest. Then, the mass is pushed vertically downward by a distance of 0.19 m and released. is the maximum speed at which the spring launches the mass? Express your answer with the appropriate units. HA Value Units Submit Request Answer

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