In a bottling plant, cont ainers travel along various conveyor belts between di erent units, such as sterilizers, uid dispensers, capping machines and labellers. At a point a bottle of mass m starts at rest and slide down over a distance s on a ramp indlined at an angle above the horizont al as shown in Figure 3. There it strikes the spring with a const ant k. By how much does the bottle compress the spring ?

In a bottling plant, cont ainers travel along various conveyor belts between di erent units, such as sterilizers, uid dispensers, capping machines and labellers. At a point a bottle of mass m starts at rest and slide down over a distance s on a ramp indlined at an angle above the horizont al as shown in Figure 3. There it strikes the spring with a const ant k. By how much does the bottle compress the spring ?

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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