A Moving to another question will save this response.Question 2Refer to the figue below. (WEP ITEM 1)10 pointsA block whose mass 9 kg is released from rest from a height of 3. The quadrant portion is smooth except for BC, of length 7 m. The block slides down the track and strikes a spring of force constant 3,313 /m and compresses it a dietance of 02 m frnequilibrium position before coming to rest for a short time. Determine the coefficient of friction between the track BC and the block.Use g = 9.8 m/s. Derive first the final working equation before you substitute the given values. Round off answer up to 4 decimal places.WEP Item 1hWEP Item 210 m45aGIGABYTE

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Question 2 10 pains Refer to the figue below. (WEP ITEM 1) A block whose mass 9 kg is released from rest from a helght of 3. The quadrant portion is smooth except for BC, of length 7 m. The block slides down the track and strikes a spring of fors constant 3.313 m and comp dtance of 93 as e equlibrium position before coming to rest for a short time. Determine the coefficient of friction between the track BC and the block. Use g= 9.8 m/s. Derive first the final working equation before you substitute the given values. Round off answer up to 4 decimal places. WEP Item 1 B

Question 2 10 pains Refer to the figue below. (WEP ITEM 1) A block whose mass 9 kg is released from rest from a helght of 3. The quadrant portion is smooth except for BC, of length 7 m. The block slides down the track and strikes a spring of fors constant 3.313 m and comp dtance of 93 as e equlibrium position before coming to rest for a short time. Determine the coefficient of friction between the track BC and the block. Use g= 9.8 m/s. Derive first the final working equation before you substitute the given values. Round off answer up to 4 decimal places. WEP Item 1 B

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