Show the complete solution Spring With U? Consider the spring-mass system on a frictionless horizontal surface as shown. Initially, the block is atposition x₁ where the spring is in a compressed state. The block moves to the left until it reaches the the position x₂ wherethe spring is in a more compressed state #. Which of the following is TRUE about the work done by spring Wel and changein elastic potential energy AUe of the system?Direction of motionwwwwwx21O Wel > 0; AUel > 0O Wel <0; AUel > 0O Wel > 0; AUel < 0O Wel < 0; AUel < 0Scanned with CamScannerICSX1اس بار ازx = 0dje maleligh

Option b is correct Because when spring has compress there is work done on system while it have…

pring With U? Consider the spring-mass system on a frictionless horizontal surface as shown. Initially, the block is at osition x₂ where the spring is in a compressed state. The block moves to the left until it reaches the the position x₂ where me spring is in a more compressed state #. Which of the following is TRUE about the work done by spring Wel and change elastic potential energy Ul of the system? Direction of motion k www X2 O Wel > 0; AUel > 0 O Wel < 0; AUel > 0 X1 x = 0

pring With U? Consider the spring-mass system on a frictionless horizontal surface as shown. Initially, the block is at osition x₂ where the spring is in a compressed state. The block moves to the left until it reaches the the position x₂ where me spring is in a more compressed state #. Which of the following is TRUE about the work done by spring Wel and change elastic potential energy Ul of the system? Direction of motion k www X2 O Wel > 0; AUel > 0 O Wel < 0; AUel > 0 X1 x = 0

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