The spring is compressed 15 cm and launches a 200 g block from rest. The horizontal...
The spring is compressed 15 cm and launches a 200 g block from rest. The horizontal floor is frictionless but the incline is not with a coefficient of kinetic friction equal to µk = 0.15 between block and incline. Spring constant k = 2000 N/m.
(a) Find the horizontal distance d the block moves through the air.
(b) If the block breaks up into two pieces in mid-flight from internal forces, one piece consisting of 2/3 the mass of the block lands at a distance 1.5d to the right from the top of the incline. Where does the other piece land?
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