A spring with a fixed spring of K=200 (N/m) was attached to an object of M=8 (kg), which is stagnant on a horizontal ground without friction. An object of m=2 (kg) with the Mcismi shown in the figure is held with the spring x=0.8 (m). How much(m/s) is the speed of mass M when the system is released? Sürtünmesiz yatay zemin üzerinde durgun olan M=8 (kg) lık cisme k=200 (N/m) yay sabitli bir yaytutturulmuştur. Şekilde gösterildiği M cismi ile m=2 (kg) lık bir cisim, yayı x-Q,8 (m) sıkıstırmış olaraktutulmaktadır. Sistem serbest bıirakıldığında Mkütlesinin hızı kaç (m/s) olur?M(WO"m

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A spring with a fixed spring of K=200 (N/m) was attached to an object of M=8 (kg), which is stagnant on a horizontal ground without friction. An object of m=2 (kg) with the Mcismi shown in the figure is held with the spring x=0.8 (m). How much(m/s) is the speed of mass M when the system is released?

A spring with a fixed spring of K=200 (N/m) was attached to an object of M=8 (kg), which is stagnant on a horizontal ground without friction. An object of m=2 (kg) with the Mcismi shown in the figure is held with the spring x=0.8 (m). How much(m/s) is the speed of mass M when the system is released?

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