Suppose that, in Fig. 11-8, the 200-g object initially moves to the left at a speed of
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Suppose that, in Fig. 11-8, the 200-g object initially moves to the left at a speed of 8.0 m/s. It strikes the spring and becomes attached to it.
(a) How far does it compress the spring?
(b) The system then oscillates back and forth; what is the amplitude of that oscillation?
Ignore friction and the small mass of the spring.
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