Question 7: A block of mass of 2m comes with initial speed vo and collides with a system of two particles connected by a spring of spring constant k elastically on a frictionless horizontal table, each having mass of m as shown in Figure 5. Find the maximum amount of the compression of the spring. 2m k m m Figure 5 Repeat the previous question if the collision is perfectly inelastic.

Question 7: A block of mass of 2m comes with initial speed vo and collides with a system of two particles connected by a spring of spring constant k elastically on a frictionless horizontal table, each having mass of m as shown in Figure 5. Find the maximum amount of the compression of the spring. 2m k m m Figure 5 Repeat the previous question if the collision is perfectly inelastic.

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