Activity 3. A body that weighs W Newtons falls from rest from a height of 600mm and strikes a spring whose scale is 7.00 N/mm. If the maximum compression of the spring is 150 mm, what is the value of W? Disregard the mass of the spring. (Ans. W=105 N) W 600mm 150mm

Activity 3. A body that weighs W Newtons falls from rest from a height of 600mm and strikes a spring whose scale is 7.00 N/mm. If the maximum compression of the spring is 150 mm, what is the value of W? Disregard the mass of the spring. (Ans. W=105 N) W 600mm 150mm

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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