The system of two blocks and a frog (each having mass m) is placed on a smooth horizontal surface as shown. Initially the spring is in natural length (e) and all are at rest. Now the frog jumps with velocity 5v, at an angle of 37° with horizontal w.r.t. the block A and lands directly on block B. If R is the horizontal Range of frog in ground frame during the jump. If stiffness of the spring is K = π²mg² 288v then choose the correct option(s). alled se 5V0 do A lie8 m = m bns mm 16dt nevic uties to 37° m K Am 000000000000 lo m B Zv² Ze 2003. Find 를 g The horizontal Range of frog in ground frame is given by R = αν 04. The natural length of the spring will be lo = 3- . Find a: 2 is 19fts A to beeq2 (8) g L 元 arem till ol bris 810 noizilo 19fts to beoq? (0) VE al bine anpleierit ils 19tis A to beage

The system of two blocks and a frog (each having mass m) is placed on a smooth horizontal surface as shown. Initially the spring is in natural length (e) and all are at rest. Now the frog jumps with velocity 5v, at an angle of 37° with horizontal w.r.t. the block A and lands directly on block B. If R is the horizontal Range of frog in ground frame during the jump. If stiffness of the spring is K = π²mg² 288v then choose the correct option(s). alled se 5V0 do A lie8 m = m bns mm 16dt nevic uties to 37° m K Am 000000000000 lo m B Zv² Ze 2003. Find 를 g The horizontal Range of frog in ground frame is given by R = αν 04. The natural length of the spring will be lo = 3- . Find a: 2 is 19fts A to beeq2 (8) g L 元 arem till ol bris 810 noizilo 19fts to beoq? (0) VE al bine anpleierit ils 19tis A to beage

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