4. A 20 kg cart on wheels has been pushed up against a wall with a spring (k = 244 N/m) between the wall and the cart. If the spring is compressed a distance of 0.1m and a force of 20 N is continued to be applied toward the wall, what will the acceleration of the object be?
from hooke's law,
Force exerted by spring on cart will be,
Fs = -k*x
given, k = spring constant = 244 N/m
x = compression in spring = -0.1 m
So, Fs = -244*(-0.1) = 24.4 N (pushing out from wall)
now, from newton's law,
Fnet = m*a
Fs - F = m*a
given, F = 20 N (pushing towards the wall)
m = mass of cart = 20 kg
a = acceleration of cart = ??
So, a = (Fs - F)/m
a = (24.4 - 20)/20
a = 0.22 m/s^2 (cart will accelerate away from the wall)
Let me know if you have any query.
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