Physics, 09.02.2023 01:00 TheGingerDevl7762
a .685 kg block is placed on spring with a force constant k. the block is pushed downward a distance x=0.487m compressing the spring from its euilibrium length l=2.23m. the block isthen released, and the spring shoots upward. after the release, the greatest height the block reaches above the table where the spring is mounted is 4.73 m. what is the value of k?
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