Q1: The 1.5-kg ball is given an initial velocity v = 2.5 in the vertical plane at position A, where the two horizontal attached springs are unstretched. The ball follows the dashed path shown and crosses point B, which is 12 cm. directly below A. Calculate the velocity of the ball at B. Each spring has a stiffness of k = 1; : 1ª. m VA 30 cm 30 cm 12 cm A UB B Fig.1

Q1: The 1.5-kg ball is given an initial velocity v = 2.5 in the vertical plane at position A, where the two horizontal attached springs are unstretched. The ball follows the dashed path shown and crosses point B, which is 12 cm. directly below A. Calculate the velocity of the ball at B. Each spring has a stiffness of k = 1; : 1ª. m VA 30 cm 30 cm 12 cm A UB B Fig.1

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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