The block of mass m shown in the figure is released from res…
The block of mass m shown in the figure is released from rest at A and slides down the smooth circular surface of radius R to B and continues on the flat surface with coefficient of friction µ=0.2 until it strikes the linear spring k at C and compresses the spring by x. Answer the next 2 Questions (6-7) about this block at different points along its path. Enter your numerical answers for Questions 6 and 7 to 2 decimal places in the boxes provided.
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A man weighing 180 lb dives from a stationary boat weighing 120 lb. The (absolute) velocity of the man after separation is vman=[u]i+[v]j ft/sec. What is the horizontal (x-component) velocity of the boat in ft/sec after separation assuming the man and the boat are initially at rest?
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Regardless of your answer in Question 6 suppose that the 1 Kg block strikes the linear spring k=[k]0 N/m (initially undeformed) with a velocity of v=[v] m/sec. Find the maximum compression of the spring in meters produced by the moving block just before the block rebounds. Ignore friction.
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