Supasa the incline is frictionles for the system described in the gven figure. The block is released from restwith the spring intially unstretched. What is the maximum extension of the spring?(g = 9.8–; sin37° =0.6, cos37 = 0.8)%3D%3D1-100 N/mOption1 Option2 Option3 Option4 Option5200 kg5943.9-3.25+11.74-11.74a)Option2b)Opions

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SuTTposa the inclime is frictionles for the system described in the gven figure. The block is released fram with the spring intaly unstretched. What is the maximum extension of the spring?(g = 9.8–; sin3 0.6, cos37 = 08) 1-100 N/m Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4 Option5 200 kg 59 +5.9 -3.25 +11.74 -11.74 17

SuTTposa the inclime is frictionles for the system described in the gven figure. The block is released fram with the spring intaly unstretched. What is the maximum extension of the spring?(g = 9.8–; sin3 0.6, cos37 = 08) 1-100 N/m Option1 Option2 Option3 Option4 Option5 200 kg 59 +5.9 -3.25 +11.74 -11.74 17

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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