### Problem StatementA 100 N force acts on a 5 kg slider for 10 m as it is released from rest in position A. The slider moves without friction in the vertical plane. It collides with a 3 kg slider, and they move together. Determine the maximum spring deflection.### Diagram Explanation- **Slider and Force:** - A 5 kg slider starts at position A and is acted upon by a 100 N force. - The motion covers a distance of 10 meters before colliding with a second slider.- **Collision and Combined Motion:** - After the collision, the 5 kg slider joins with a 3 kg slider, resulting in combined motion.- **Spring System:** - The combined sliders compress a spring. - The spring stiffness (k) is given as 37.5 N/cm.- **Angles and Positions:** - The sliders are configured in a vertical plane and include an arc with a radius of 5 m reaching the spring. - An angle of 30° is noted at the spring contact point on position B.### ObjectiveCalculate the maximum deflection of the spring as a result of the combined mass moving post-collision.This problem involves principles of physics, including kinematics and energy conservation (kinetic and potential energy transformations).

Given : Force, F=100 N The mass of first slider m1=5 kg, Distance d=10 m The mass of second slider…

There is 100 N force acting on a 5 kg slider for 10 m as it is released from rest in position A and slides without friction in the vertical plane. It collides with a 3 kg slider and move together, determine the Maximum spring deflection. 538 RE 100 N B K= 37.5 N/cm

There is 100 N force acting on a 5 kg slider for 10 m as it is released from rest in position A and slides without friction in the vertical plane. It collides with a 3 kg slider and move together, determine the Maximum spring deflection. 538 RE 100 N B K= 37.5 N/cm

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