Physics problem
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I'm stuck on this, can anybody help me out? It's like I'm missing a link...

Quote:A mass m = 0.02 kg slips down a sloped plane (smooth, no friction). At the end of the slope it slips across a path with friction (ud = 0.1) and finally it hurts a spring fixed to a vertical wall, which at rest it's L0 = 10 cm and a constant of k = 2 N / m. The distance between the end of the slope and the wall is d = 40 cm. Considering that at t = 0 the mass v = 0, we need to know:

a - the height needed to make the mass hit the spring with a force that allows the mass itself to touch the wall

b - the height the mass reaches when it bounces back from the wall

Here's a simple draw of the problem:
[Image: Sk7ZWcx.png]
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Messages In This Thread
Physics problem - by Andrez - 25 Sep 14, 09:35PM
RE: Physics problem - by DeafieGamer - 25 Sep 14, 11:17PM
RE: Physics problem - by Orynge - 26 Sep 14, 01:09AM
RE: Physics problem - by Luc@s - 26 Sep 14, 12:28PM
RE: Physics problem - by Mousikos - 26 Sep 14, 01:40PM
RE: Physics problem - by Andrez - 26 Sep 14, 04:50PM
RE: Physics problem - by Luc@s - 26 Sep 14, 05:45PM
RE: Physics problem - by Andrez - 26 Sep 14, 05:52PM
RE: Physics problem - by Luc@s - 26 Sep 14, 06:28PM
RE: Physics problem - by Marti - 26 Sep 14, 07:16PM
RE: Physics problem - by Andrez - 26 Sep 14, 08:00PM
RE: Physics problem - by Mousikos - 26 Sep 14, 08:20PM
RE: Physics problem - by Luc@s - 26 Sep 14, 08:36PM