a mass is pressed against (but is not attached to) an ideal horizontal spring on
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a mass is pressed against (but is not attached to) an ideal horizontal spring on a frictionless horizontal surface. After being released from rest, the mass aquires a max speed v and amax kinetic energy K. If instead the mass intially compresses the spring twice as far.
A- Its max speed will be 2v and it's max kenitic energy will be Sqroot(2) K.
B- Its max speed will be 4v and it's max kenitic energy will b 2 K.
C- Its max speed will be v Sqroot(2) and it's max kenitic energy will b 2 K.
D- Its max speed will be 2v and it's max kenitic energy will b 4 K.
E- Its max speed will be 2v and it's max kenitic energy will b 2 K.
Explanation / Answer
D- Its max speed will be 2v and it's max kenitic energy will b 4 K.
reason-
let when max displacemnt is x, speed is v and energy K,
then,
1/ kx^2 = 1/2mv^2
as k and m cann't change,
when .
x doubles, v has to be doebled,
and hence K becomes 4 times
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