Read the question carefully before answering. Showcomplete solution with proper derivatives / integral,and units. Box or indicate your final answers. Ifnot stated, we g = 9.81 m24.ll 10 ky man falls onto a platform with negligibleA kgpeight from a peight of 1.5 m. It is supported by3 parallel springs: 2 long and I shirt spring, havea spring at constant of 7.30 kN/m and 21.9 kN/mFind the compression of each spring if the shortspring is 0.1 m shorter than the long springs.

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Read the question carefully before ansuring. Show complete solution with proper derivatives/ integral and units. Box or indicate your final answers. If not stated, use g= 9.81 m² 5² 4.0 1⁰ kg man falls ente a platform with negligible peight berom a peight of 1.5 m. It is supported by 3 parallel springs : 2 long and I short spring, have a spring at constant of 7.30 kN/m and 21.9 kN/m Find the compression of each spring if the short spring is 0.1 m shorter than the long springs.

Read the question carefully before ansuring. Show complete solution with proper derivatives/ integral and units. Box or indicate your final answers. If not stated, use g= 9.81 m² 5² 4.0 1⁰ kg man falls ente a platform with negligible peight berom a peight of 1.5 m. It is supported by 3 parallel springs : 2 long and I short spring, have a spring at constant of 7.30 kN/m and 21.9 kN/m Find the compression of each spring if the short spring is 0.1 m shorter than the long springs.

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