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A 245 g toy car is sitting on top of a frictionless hill, when it is released, it comes into contact with a spring with a k = 62 N/m. The spring is compressed 45 cm.
Determine the height of the initial release point.
Determine the speed of the car when it compressed the spring 10 cm.
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