Q4/ For the figure below the spring is used to stop a 10 kg package. If the maximum deflection in the spring is 70 mm, (a) the total work of the system in the figure below is: 8m/s /K-400N/m #4-0.25 500m 0-30

Q4/ For the figure below the spring is used to stop a 10 kg package. If the maximum deflection in the spring is 70 mm, (a) the total work of the system in the figure below is: 8m/s /K-400N/m #4-0.25 500m 0-30

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