C)i.,ii. C. Suppose a block of mass 10 kg has an initial velocity of 2.5 m/s and slides across a horizontal surfacewith coefficient of friction µg = 0.10. After sliding for 0.75 m, the block hits a spring of spring constantk= 800 N/m. How far will the spring compress before bringing the block to rest? (careful, the surfaceunder the spring is not frictionless)Draw a diagram below for each situation, including the initial moment, and each moment we will beconsidering, Include labels for all relevant information for the types of energy involved, velocities,distances, etc...i.ii.Using conservation of energy, determine the maximum compression of the spring. Show your work.

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C. Suppose a block of mass 10 kg has an initial velocity of 2.5 m/s and slides across a horizontal surface with coefficient of friction uk = 0.10. After sliding for 0.75 m, the block hits a spring of spring constant k= 800 N/m. How far will the spring compress before bringing the block to rest? (careful, the surface under the spring is not frictionless) 1. Draw a diagram below for each situation, including the initial moment, and each moment we will be considering, Include labels for all relevant information for the types of energy involved, velocities, 'distances, etc... ii. Using conservation of energy, determine the maximum compression of the spring. Show your work.

C. Suppose a block of mass 10 kg has an initial velocity of 2.5 m/s and slides across a horizontal surface with coefficient of friction uk = 0.10. After sliding for 0.75 m, the block hits a spring of spring constant k= 800 N/m. How far will the spring compress before bringing the block to rest? (careful, the surface under the spring is not frictionless) 1. Draw a diagram below for each situation, including the initial moment, and each moment we will be considering, Include labels for all relevant information for the types of energy involved, velocities, 'distances, etc... ii. Using conservation of energy, determine the maximum compression of the spring. Show your work.

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