A spring of force constant K attached to the wall on a horizontal smooth plane. The spring is compressed by a block of mass 6 kg a distance m. The speed of the block as it released and passes the equilibrium position is 5 m/s. Find the force constant k (in N/m). 00000 CO000000000 X=0

A spring of force constant K attached to the wall on a horizontal smooth plane. The spring is compressed by a block of mass 6 kg a distance m. The speed of the block as it released and passes the equilibrium position is 5 m/s. Find the force constant k (in N/m). 00000 CO000000000 X=0

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A spring of force constant K attached to the wall on a horizontal smooth plane. The spring is compressed by a block of mass 6 kg a distance x= 0.2
m. The speed of the block as it released and passes the equilibrium position is 5 m/s. Find the force constant k (in N/m).
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X=0

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