How far down would a 4.14 kg mass compress a spring with a constant of 362...
How far down would a 4.14 kg mass compress a spring with a constant of 362 N/m when it finally comes to rest on the spring? (Make sure your calculator is in radians mode and not degrees mode)
Spring constant equals: 362 N/m
Mass of object: 4.14 kg
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Please help me Solve the rest of the physics problem
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meters
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