Posted by Gage on Thursday, November 4, 2010 at 5:29pm.
Assuming point C is at the top, then
g= v^2/r so you have to calculate v at the top.
So energy at the bottom must equal KE at the top + the change in PE to get to the top
RequiredKEbotom= 1/2 m*vtop^2+mg(2r)
Now, you have losses before you get there due to friction, mu*mg*2.5, so that has to be added to get the initial KE at the spring.
PEspring= mu*mg*2.5+1/2m vtop^2+mg(2r)
PE spring= 1/2 k d^2, solve for d.
thank you, but i am exteremly confused! so i just use PE spring to find d?
i guess i'm just confused on the mu means static friction? .24?
is mu friction? .24?
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