Posted by p on Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 2:44am.
A 1.6-kg block is dropped from 66 cm above a spring in equilibrium. The force constant for the spring is 142 N/m. Calculate the maximum compression in the spring.
work = force (in direction of motion) X distance
W = (F cos t) x
cos t = W/Fx
t = arccos(W/Fx) = arccos [8/(14)(0.63)] = arccos 0.907 = 24.9 = 25 degrees
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