Q2. A ball of mass m=2.6 kg starts from resty = y1 = hand falls a vertical distance h=55.0 cm andstrikes a vertical coiled spring with negligibleThe spring compresseshmass.anamountY=15.0 cm (See Fig.).-- y= y2 = 0Determine the spring stiffness constant k of thespring.m-- y= y3 =-Y

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Mass of ball (m)= 2.6 kg Initial vertical distance (h) = 55 cm Compression of spring (Y) = 15 cm Let…

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m Q2. A ball of mass m=2.6 kg starts from rest -- y=y1 = h and falls a vertical distance h=55.0 cm and strikes a vertical coiled spring with negligible mass. The spring compresses an amount Y=15.0 cm (See Fig.). - y = y2 = 0 Determine the spring stiffness constant k of the spring. m 1-- y=y3 =-Y

m Q2. A ball of mass m=2.6 kg starts from rest -- y=y1 = h and falls a vertical distance h=55.0 cm and strikes a vertical coiled spring with negligible mass. The spring compresses an amount Y=15.0 cm (See Fig.). - y = y2 = 0 Determine the spring stiffness constant k of the spring. m 1-- y=y3 =-Y

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