Two identical springs, both of force constant k=200 N/m, are fixed at opposite ends of a level track. A 5.0 kg block is pressed against the left spring, compressing it by 0.15 m. The block (initially at rest) is then released. The entire track is frictionless except for the section between A and B. Given that the coefficient of friction between block and track is 0.08 and the length of AB is 0.25 m, determine where the block comes to rest, as measured from A. k Imon 10000000 m A

Two identical springs, both of force constant k=200 N/m, are fixed at opposite ends of a level track. A 5.0 kg block is pressed against the left spring, compressing it by 0.15 m. The block (initially at rest) is then released. The entire track is frictionless except for the section between A and B. Given that the coefficient of friction between block and track is 0.08 and the length of AB is 0.25 m, determine where the block comes to rest, as measured from A. k Imon 10000000 m A

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