Kindly complete the table. Show solutions. ty Computing the velocity using the Law of Conservation of EnergyMass of Trevor, m120 kgSpring constant, k120 kgSpring compression, x950 N/mTime elapsed while in neutral 3.54 szone, At18 mDistance travelled in neutralzone, AxComputed velocity, v5.08 m/sInitial Elastic Potential Energy,UeloFinal ElasticPotentialEnergy, UelfInitial Kinetic Energy, KoFinal Kinetic Energy, K,Velocity, v

Given data: mass of the trevor (m) = 120 kg The value of spring constant, k and spring compression…

ity using the 120 kg 120 kg 950 N/m 3.54 s 18 m 5.08 m/s Mass of Trevor, m Spring constant, k Spring compression, x Time elapsed while in neutral zone, At Distance travelled in neutral zone, Ax Computed velocity. 12. erva on of Energy

ity using the 120 kg 120 kg 950 N/m 3.54 s 18 m 5.08 m/s Mass of Trevor, m Spring constant, k Spring compression, x Time elapsed while in neutral zone, At Distance travelled in neutral zone, Ax Computed velocity. 12. erva on of Energy

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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