In the arrangement shown here, = [m1] kg, = [m2] kg, and t…
In the arrangement shown here, = [m1] kg, = [m2] kg, and the pulley and rope are essentially massless and frictionless. We release the system from rest when is a distance = [h] cm above the table. (Q27 answer 2 pts, Q28 work 5 pts) What is the speed of at the instant it hits the table? When hits the table, the rope breaks. (Q29, 7 pts) To what maximum height above the table does rise to through the course of its motion? (Q30, 7 pts) At what speed does then hit the table? To continue, please enter the speed of hitting the table (part a).
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A mass = [m] kg is tied to a rope that is wrapped around a pulley and connected to a spring with spring constant = [k] N/m. The rope and pulley are essentially massless and frictionless. At the initial position of the system (illustrated by top block), the spring is at equilibrium length. When the block has dropped a distance , the system is again at rest. What is the value of ? Please give your answer in units of m.
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A mass = [m] kg is tied to a rope that is wrapped around a pulley and connected to a spring with spring constant . The rope and pulley are essentially massless and frictionless. At the initial position of the system (illustrated by top block), the spring is at equilibrium length. When the block has dropped a distance = [d] m, the system is again at rest. What is the value of the spring constant ? Please give your answer in units of N/m.
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