Q2: A spring have stiffness of 100 N/m, is fixed as shown in Fig. A 2.0 kg block mass is moved up the surface with an initial kinetic energy of 18 J, if the initial distance is 0.5m, 0= 37. Determine the kinetic energy of the box mass, at which the mass block moved up. If the block stop at the case when the spring is compressed about 0.5 m.

Q2: A spring have stiffness of 100 N/m, is fixed as shown in Fig. A 2.0 kg block mass is moved up the surface with an initial kinetic energy of 18 J, if the initial distance is 0.5m, 0= 37. Determine the kinetic energy of the box mass, at which the mass block moved up. If the block stop at the case when the spring is compressed about 0.5 m.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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