What did I miss in my energy and hook's law homework calculation?

[homo-sapiens]

Homework Statement

A 205 g cube slides down a ramp starting from rest as shown in the figure below. The ramp has a 46° slope. After falling a distance of 92 cm, the cube strikes a spring of spring constant
k = 21 N/m.
Find the maximum compression of the spring when the coefficient of kinetic friction between the cube and the ramp is 0.13.
http://puu.sh/bTjhN/ed172bac4f.png

2. Homework Equations
conservation of energy laws
f=ma

The Attempt at a Solution

I solved for work of friction, the work of gravity and the work of spring (d is vertical distance of 92cm and x is the distance of compression)[/B]
http://puu.sh/bTjoU/221afafc3f.png

I then used the conservation of energy law to piece together my 3 equations
http://puu.sh/bTjw6/e9c0236b16.png

apparently my equation didn't match with the answer's. Can someone please tell me why?? and what did I miss??

 

[Simon Bridge]

Looks OK to me - what was the model answer?

 

[rude man]

Looks right to me also.

 

[homo-sapiens]

http://puu.sh/bTRBF/53f9460841.jpg
This is the textbook answer, could it be that the textbook is misprinted?

 

[rude man]

Probably a typo.
Either put a slash between μ and tan(θ) or change tan(θ) to cot(θ).