Physics, asked by maxmiller3, 6 months ago

a body of mass 1 kg initially at rest gives a height of 2m on to a vertical spring having force constant 490N/m . Calculate the max distance through which will be the spring compressed?​

Answers

Answered by ashishranjan80022107
0

Answer:

11th

Physics

Work, Energy and Power

The Potential Energy of a Spring

A block of mass 2 kg is dro...

PHYSICS

A block of mass 2 kg is dropped from a height of 40 cm on a spring whose force-constant is 1960 Nm

−1

. The maximum distance through which the springs is compressed by:

MEDIUM

Share

Study later

ANSWER

Given data,

Mass of the body is ( m ) =2Kg

spring's constant (K)=1960N/m

height of the body =0.4m

Let the maximum distance spring will compressed =xm

initial potential energy of body =mg(h+x)

final potential energy = spring potential energy =

2

1

Kx

2

according to the law of conservation of energy,

initial potential energy = final potential energy

mg(h+x)=

2

1

Kx

2

2mgh+2mgx=Kx

2

Kx

2

−2mgx−2mgh=0

⇒1960x

2

−2×2×9.8×x−2×2×9.8×0.4=0

⇒1960x

2

−39.2x−15.68=0

after solving this quadratic equations , we get x=0.1m

hence, answer is x=0.1m

Similar questions