DIAGRAM BELOW 1.Considering the block/spring setup of the previous problem, what will the kinetic energy of the block be at the instant the left end of the spring is at x = 0. Consider the mass of the block to be 4.00 kg. 2.Considering the block/spring setup of the previous problem, what will the velocity of the block be the instant the left end of the spring is at x = 0?
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Kinetic energy K.E=(1/2)*k*x^2
so no velocity?
Ya no velocity
We need to work to compress x W=(1/2)*k*x^2
what do i plug in for k though?
I think k will b given
K=spring constant
U should check ur math once again for the value of k
oh it gave me k=5, sorry
so I dont use the 4kg? and how do i find velocity?
Sorry, we can write mg=kx k=mg/x
If u dont understand hw mg=kx, then i wanna explain iy
I think u r now able to calculate the value of k. Right?
i do understand! I was given k= 5 though, and also x=3, from a previous question. So I can plug in values to find Kinetic energy K.E=(1/2)*k*x^2. Then I can use Kinetic energy K.E=(1/2)*m*v^2 to find velocity!
I actually just got the right answers for both! Thanks so much for always helping me! :)
U r most welcome!
Nd i m realy glad to read ur testimonial!
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