There is a 3,2kg slider ring is going down from the rest position A and slides in frictionless guide pipe as seen in the picture below. (h= 7 m). For this situation, please determine the velocity as the slider ring at B and calculate the maximum compression of the spring in millimeters. 1.2 kg A h=7m. | E 30° D 30 1.5 m C k = 24 kN/m В

There is a 3,2kg slider ring is going down from the rest position A and slides in frictionless guide pipe as seen in the picture below. (h= 7 m). For this situation, please determine the velocity as the slider ring at B and calculate the maximum compression of the spring in millimeters. 1.2 kg A h=7m. | E 30° D 30 1.5 m C k = 24 kN/m В

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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