A mass of 1 kg and initial speed 10 m/s slides across a horizontal frictionless surface...
A mass of 1 kg and initial speed 10 m/s slides across a horizontal frictionless surface and hits a spring of force constant 200 N/m. How much will the spring be compressed from its relaxed length when the block will be at rest momentarily?
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