Ql Consider the track shown in Figure. The section AB is one of a circle of radius 2.0m and is frictionless. B to C is horizontal span 3.0m long with coefficient of kinetic friction H=0.25. The section CD under the spring is frictionless .A block of mass 1.Okg is released from A. After sliding on the track, it is observed to compress the spring by 0.20m. Determine quadrant a: The velocity of the block at point B. b:The work done by friction as the block slides from B to C. c: The velocity of the block at point C. d: The stiffness constant K for the spring. Lon ( use conservation of energy)

Ql Consider the track shown in Figure. The section AB is one of a circle of radius 2.0m and is frictionless. B to C is horizontal span 3.0m long with coefficient of kinetic friction H=0.25. The section CD under the spring is frictionless .A block of mass 1.Okg is released from A. After sliding on the track, it is observed to compress the spring by 0.20m. Determine quadrant a: The velocity of the block at point B. b:The work done by friction as the block slides from B to C. c: The velocity of the block at point C. d: The stiffness constant K for the spring. Lon ( use conservation of energy)

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