What is the velocity of the mass as it loses contact with the spring?
A 1448.0 g mass is on a horizontal surface with mu=0.47? And is in contact with a massless spring with a force constant of 616.0 N/m which is compressed .When the spring is released, it does12.32J of work on the mass while returning to its equilibrium position. Calculate the distance the spring was compressed ,
x = compression of the spring
k = spring constant = 616 N/m
m = mass = 1448 g = 1.448 kg
= coefficient of friction = 0.47
spring energy = 12.32 J
spring energy is given as ::
E = (0.5) k x2
12.32 = (0.5) (616) x2
x = 0.2 m
frictional force is given as ::
f = u mg
the energy of the spring is converted to work done by friction and kinetic energy
E = f x + (0.5) m V2
12.32 = umg x + (0.5) m V2
12.32 = (0.47)(1.448)(9.8)(0.2) + (0.5) (1.448) V2
V = 3.8954 m/s
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