A block of mass m , after sliding down a frictionless incline, strikes another block of mass M that is attached to a spring of spring constant k (see below). The blocks stick together upon impact and travel together. (a) Find the compression of the spring in terms of m, M , h , g , and k when the combination comes to rest. Hint: The speed of the combined blocks m + M ( v 2 ,) is based on the speed of block in just prior to the collision with the block M ( v 1 ) based on the equation v 2 = ( m / m ) = M ( v 1 ) . < This will be discussed further in the chapter on Linear Momentum and Collisions. (b) The loss of kinetic energy as a result of the bonding of the two masses upon impact is stored in the so-called binding energy of the two masses. Calculate the binding energy.
A block of mass m , after sliding down a frictionless incline, strikes another block of mass M that is attached to a spring of spring constant k (see below). The blocks stick together upon impact and travel together. (a) Find the compression of the spring in terms of m, M , h , g , and k when the combination comes to rest. Hint: The speed of the combined blocks m + M ( v 2 ,) is based on the speed of block in just prior to the collision with the block M ( v 1 ) based on the equation v 2 = ( m / m ) = M ( v 1 ) . < This will be discussed further in the chapter on Linear Momentum and Collisions. (b) The loss of kinetic energy as a result of the bonding of the two masses upon impact is stored in the so-called binding energy of the two masses. Calculate the binding energy.
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< This will be discussed further in the chapter on Linear Momentum and Collisions. (b) The loss of kinetic energy as a result of the bonding of the two masses upon impact is stored in the so-called binding energy of the two masses. Calculate the binding energy.
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