Physics, 13.12.2019 17:31 kylemartinez13
Vertical spring of force constantkhas a sortof catcher on the upper end, the lower endbeing fixed to a floor. the spring is initiallyneither stretched nor compressed. a massis dropped from some distance straight downonto the spring; upon hitting the catcher itcompresses the spring a distancesbefore com-ing to momentary rest.
in terms of these quantities, what was thekinetic energy of the mass the instant it hitthe spring catcher?
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