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suryanarayan
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can any of you guys help to understand kinetic energy?
when we apply kinetic energy conservation...should we split the velocity into two components?
eg)))))
two blocks of mass m are connected by a spring and are both given a velocity v at an angle of 45 degree with the horizontal(they lie on the horizontal)
..assuming no friction is present...
what will be the maximum elongation of the spring??
i used by equating 1/2 k x2 with the initial ke of the two masses along the horizontal i.e.vcos45?is it correct?pls help me(no vertical motion)
when we apply kinetic energy conservation...should we split the velocity into two components?
eg)))))
two blocks of mass m are connected by a spring and are both given a velocity v at an angle of 45 degree with the horizontal(they lie on the horizontal)
..assuming no friction is present...
what will be the maximum elongation of the spring??
i used by equating 1/2 k x2 with the initial ke of the two masses along the horizontal i.e.vcos45?is it correct?pls help me(no vertical motion)