19. A vertical spiral spring is tensed about 5 mm by a placing a solid sphere (mass 20 g) on top. After that the spring is further tensed about 10 mm manually and then abruptly released. Calculate the height to which the sphere is catapulted? [height 22.5 mm]

19. A vertical spiral spring is tensed about 5 mm by a placing a solid sphere (mass 20 g) on top. After that the spring is further tensed about 10 mm manually and then abruptly released. Calculate the height to which the sphere is catapulted? [height 22.5 mm]

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19. A vertical spiral spring is tensed about 5 mm by a placing a solid sphere (mass
20 g) on top. After that the spring is further tensed about 10 mm manually and then
abruptly released. Calculate the height to which the sphere is catapulted?
[height 22.5 mm]

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