A mass of m = 3kg is pressed against a spring of spring constant k = 2N/m with a force of 1N. The force is removed and spring pushes the mass away. The mass slides d₁ = 1m on a frictionless surface and then d₂ = 0.1m on a rough (friction) surface where it comes to rest. Answer the following questions. Space for a picture: (a) What is the Potential Energy stored in the spring?

A mass of m = 3kg is pressed against a spring of spring constant k = 2N/m with a force of 1N. The force is removed and spring pushes the mass away. The mass slides d₁ = 1m on a frictionless surface and then d₂ = 0.1m on a rough (friction) surface where it comes to rest. Answer the following questions. Space for a picture: (a) What is the Potential Energy stored in the spring?

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