1.Which of the following most nearly gives the value of x when the block first comes to rest?a) 1.10b)0.88c)1.37d.) 1.102.Which of the following most nearly gives the acceleration of the block when the block first comes to rest?a.) 16.41 m/s²b) 24.09 m/s²c) 25.69 m/s²d.)20.54 m/s²3. Which of the following most nearly gives the speed of the black when it reach x=0 for the second time.a)5.46m/sb)3.30 m/sc.)5.09 m/sd.) 4.27 The block of mass m 1.60 kg slides along the horizontal rough plane as shown in the figure. Theposition coordinate x is measured from the undeformed position of the ideal spring, which has a stiffnessof k= 30 N/m. At x 0 the block is initially moving to the right with speed vi 6 m/s.wwwwrhH.0.30H.0.20Which of the following most nearly gives thevalue of x when the block first comes torest?Select the correct response:1.10 m0.88 m1.37 mO 1.29 m

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The block of mass m 1.60 kg slides along the horizontal rough plane as shown in the figure. The position coordinate x is measured from the undeformed position of the ideal spring, which has a stiffiness of k= 30 N/m. At x 0 the block is initially moving to the right with speed vi = 6 m/s. rh H. 0.30 H.0.20 Which of the following most nearly gives the value of x when the block first comes to rest? Select the correct response: 1.10 m 0.88 m 1.37 m O 1.29 m

The block of mass m 1.60 kg slides along the horizontal rough plane as shown in the figure. The position coordinate x is measured from the undeformed position of the ideal spring, which has a stiffiness of k= 30 N/m. At x 0 the block is initially moving to the right with speed vi = 6 m/s. rh H. 0.30 H.0.20 Which of the following most nearly gives the value of x when the block first comes to rest? Select the correct response: 1.10 m 0.88 m 1.37 m O 1.29 m

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