1) A 2.00 kg ball of is placed on a spring with spring constant ? =...
1) A 2.00 kg ball of is placed on a spring with spring constant ? = 3200 N/m, and then the spring is compressed 0.12 m. When it's released, it shoots the ball straight up. Assuming zero air resistance, what maximum height does the ball reach?
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