Shown in the figure below is a block and track system. All locations indicated by solid black lines are frictionless. The region indicated by the tan hash is a patch of friction with coefficient k = 0.255. A=0.43 meters. After the mass leaves the spring it climbssmall block of mass m = 0.89 kg is initially compressed against a spring. The spring constant is k = 103.9 N/m and the initial compression is X10.54 meters and eventually slides to a stop after entering the frictional patch.up the hill of height y3=4V3=?3m(stopped)(1)V₂=?frictiond=?m(2)Уз▼X1Calculate all the following:The velocity of the mass after it leaves the spring but before it climbs the hill, v₂ =m/sThe velocity of the mass at the top of the hill, V3 =m/sThe distance the mass slides onto the frictional area, d =meters

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Shown in the figure below is a block and track system. All locations indicated by solid black lines are frictionless. The region indicated by the tan hash is a patch of friction with coefficient k = 0.255. A small block of mass m = 0.89 kg is initially compressed against a spring. The spring constant is k = 103.9 N/m and the initial compression is x₁ = 0.43 meters. After the mass leaves the spring it climbs up the hill of height y3 = 0.54 meters and eventually slides to a stop after entering the frictional patch. V₂=? 3 (4) (stopped) (1) V₂ = ? d=? m Y3 X₁ Calculate all the following: The velocity of the mass after it leaves the spring but before it climbs the hill, v₂ = The velocity of the mass at the top of the hill, V3 = m/s The distance the mass slides onto the frictional area, d = meters FENALIRAMANMAR friction m/s

Shown in the figure below is a block and track system. All locations indicated by solid black lines are frictionless. The region indicated by the tan hash is a patch of friction with coefficient k = 0.255. A small block of mass m = 0.89 kg is initially compressed against a spring. The spring constant is k = 103.9 N/m and the initial compression is x₁ = 0.43 meters. After the mass leaves the spring it climbs up the hill of height y3 = 0.54 meters and eventually slides to a stop after entering the frictional patch. V₂=? 3 (4) (stopped) (1) V₂ = ? d=? m Y3 X₁ Calculate all the following: The velocity of the mass after it leaves the spring but before it climbs the hill, v₂ = The velocity of the mass at the top of the hill, V3 = m/s The distance the mass slides onto the frictional area, d = meters FENALIRAMANMAR friction m/s

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