V. Limitations of Wnet ext = AK Each hand pushes with a constant force Suppose that the experiment described in part II were repeated with a spring between blocks A and B as shown at right. This time, the blocks start from rest at time tz and come to rest at time tą after having moved a distance d, from their initial positions. t = t, of magnitude F A K-d, -d olde A. Let system Y consist of blocks A and B and the spring. Determine the net work by external forces on system Y during the interval from t, to t4. (Hint: How do the external forces on the system in parts II and V compare?) Explain. A N B Kd kd

V. Limitations of Wnet ext = AK Each hand pushes with a constant force Suppose that the experiment described in part II were repeated with a spring between blocks A and B as shown at right. This time, the blocks start from rest at time tz and come to rest at time tą after having moved a distance d, from their initial positions. t = t, of magnitude F A K-d, -d olde A. Let system Y consist of blocks A and B and the spring. Determine the net work by external forces on system Y during the interval from t, to t4. (Hint: How do the external forces on the system in parts II and V compare?) Explain. A N B Kd kd

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