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Hello, I have a mass of 110 kg and I want to move it with a speed of 14 m/s by using springs. how can I determine the constant of the spring and design it? thank you!
The discussion centers on determining the spring constant required to move a mass of 110 kg at a velocity of 14 m/s. Participants emphasize the need for a clear problem statement and a diagram to understand the configuration of the spring system. The conversation highlights the importance of self-analysis in problem-solving and the necessity of providing complete information for effective assistance.
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This is an incompete problem statement. It is not clear what configuration you are talking about. You need to draw a diagram. Also, you should make some attempt to figure it out on your own. We don't spoon feed answers.Ahmadd said:Hello, I have a mass of 110 kg and I want to move it with a speed of 14 m/s by using springs. how can I determine the constant of the spring and design it? thank you!
As @phinds says, you are making us guess at a lot of things trying to help you. So you are wanting to compress a spring to shoot a 110kg mass out at a speed of 14m/s when released? Are these going to be big animals or humans...?Ahmadd said:Hello, I have a mass of 110 kg and I want to move it with a speed of 14 m/s by using springs. how can I determine the constant of the spring and design it? thank you!