www 13 cm F E 10 cm B :D A Vo 20 cm 24 cm 24 cm 5 N collar A moves along the frictionless AD rod and collide with 10 N collar B. After the collision, collar B starts to move and reaches to the point D. Unstretched position of the spring (EFG) is shown in the figure. Assuming perfectly elastic impact, Determine the initial velocity of collar A (Vo)? Spring constant k=850 N/m.

www 13 cm F E 10 cm B :D A Vo 20 cm 24 cm 24 cm 5 N collar A moves along the frictionless AD rod and collide with 10 N collar B. After the collision, collar B starts to move and reaches to the point D. Unstretched position of the spring (EFG) is shown in the figure. Assuming perfectly elastic impact, Determine the initial velocity of collar A (Vo)? Spring constant k=850 N/m.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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