DoubleSpring. Consider a 2.0 [kg] box that is attached to two identical springs that are in their relaxed state www when the block is centered on the frictionless horizontal 2.0 kg floor. The box is pressed to the left and then was released from rest as shown in the figure. If work done by the left spring is Why spring = 25 [J], what is the speed of the box as it passes the center z = 0? A. 8.2 (m/s] ww 2.0 kg B. 7.1 (m/s] x= 0 C. 3.5 [m/s] D. zero

DoubleSpring. Consider a 2.0 [kg] box that is attached to two identical springs that are in their relaxed state www when the block is centered on the frictionless horizontal 2.0 kg floor. The box is pressed to the left and then was released from rest as shown in the figure. If work done by the left spring is Why spring = 25 [J], what is the speed of the box as it passes the center z = 0? A. 8.2 (m/s] ww 2.0 kg B. 7.1 (m/s] x= 0 C. 3.5 [m/s] D. zero

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