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Physics, 13.08.2021 01:00, Chad1592

you are holding a block (mass m) just above a spring (constant k) that is sitting vertically on the floor. You slowly lower the block on to the spring, until you no longer need to support it to prevent it from falling.. What is the maximum distance that it compresses the spring

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