ANSWER D AND E ONLY. HANDWRITTEN THEN BOX THE FINAL ANSWERS A block of mass 5kg is placed on a rough horizontal surface with acoefficient of sliding friction of 0.3. The block is attached to one endof a spring with a spring constant of 100 N/m. The other end of thespring is fixed to a wall. The spring is initially undeformed. The blockis initially at rest and then is pulled to the left by a constant force of100 N throughout its motion.100 Nm wwwa. What force does not do work?b. What is the total work done on the block from being at rest to beingpulled to a distance of 0.4m to the left, from its initial position?c. Speed of block after being pulled to move a distance of 0.4m?d. What is the longest deformed length of the spring before the blocktemporarily stops after being pulled.e. What is the acceleration of the block when spring reaches itslongest deformed length?

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A block of mass 5kg is placed on a rough horizontal surface with a coefficient of sliding friction of 0.3. The block is attached to one end of a spring with a spring constant of 100 N/m. The other end of the spring is fixed to a wall. The spring is initially undeformed. The block is initially at rest and then is pulled to the left by a constant force of 100 N throughout its motion. 100 N m wwwww a. What force does not do work? b. What is the total work done on the block from being at rest to being pulled to a distance of 0.4m to the left, from its initial position? c. Speed of block after being pulled to move a distance of 0.4m? d. What is the longest deformed length of the spring before the block temporarily stops after being pulled. e. What is the acceleration of the block when spring reaches its longest deformed length?

A block of mass 5kg is placed on a rough horizontal surface with a coefficient of sliding friction of 0.3. The block is attached to one end of a spring with a spring constant of 100 N/m. The other end of the spring is fixed to a wall. The spring is initially undeformed. The block is initially at rest and then is pulled to the left by a constant force of 100 N throughout its motion. 100 N m wwwww a. What force does not do work? b. What is the total work done on the block from being at rest to being pulled to a distance of 0.4m to the left, from its initial position? c. Speed of block after being pulled to move a distance of 0.4m? d. What is the longest deformed length of the spring before the block temporarily stops after being pulled. e. What is the acceleration of the block when spring reaches its longest deformed length?

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