QUESTION 5 k |m₁ = ? Vo m₂ Xmax A first mass is at rest on a frictionless horizontal surface and connected to a wall by an ideal spring with a spring k m₁ = ? constant kas shown in the figure. A second mass m₂ is moving to the left at the speed Vo. m₂ The two masses then collide and stick together. The string then is compressed by the motion of this two masses. The maximum compression of the spring is X max- What is the first mass? k= 2.91N/m, Vo = 6.95m/s, m₂=2.70kg, Xmax=6.06m.

QUESTION 5 k |m₁ = ? Vo m₂ Xmax A first mass is at rest on a frictionless horizontal surface and connected to a wall by an ideal spring with a spring k m₁ = ? constant kas shown in the figure. A second mass m₂ is moving to the left at the speed Vo. m₂ The two masses then collide and stick together. The string then is compressed by the motion of this two masses. The maximum compression of the spring is X max- What is the first mass? k= 2.91N/m, Vo = 6.95m/s, m₂=2.70kg, Xmax=6.06m.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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