Inactive Tutor answered 04/29/24
a) P = k(Δx)2/2; Δx = √2P/k = √2·500J/7500N/m = 0.365 m
b) mgh + mgΔx = k(Δx)2/2; 7500(Δx)2/2 = 350·9.8·2.2 + 350·9.8·Δx; 7500(Δx)2 - 6860Δx - 15092 = 0;
Δx = (3430 + √34302 + 7500·15092)/7500 = 1.948 m
Charles T.
asked 04/29/24If a spring of negligible mass has force constant k= 7500 N/m
a) How far must the spring be compressed for 500 J of potential energy to be stored in it?
b) If you place the spring vertically with one end on the floor and then drop a 350kg brick onto it from a height of 2.2m above to the top of the spring, how will you find the maximum distance the spring will be compressed?
Inactive Tutor answered 04/29/24
a) P = k(Δx)2/2; Δx = √2P/k = √2·500J/7500N/m = 0.365 m
b) mgh + mgΔx = k(Δx)2/2; 7500(Δx)2/2 = 350·9.8·2.2 + 350·9.8·Δx; 7500(Δx)2 - 6860Δx - 15092 = 0;
Δx = (3430 + √34302 + 7500·15092)/7500 = 1.948 m
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