Lecture

Exercises: Spring Collision and Friction Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of a box sliding down an inclined track to collide with a spring, determining the speed and maximum compression. It also explores a collision between two blocks on a rough surface with increasing friction. The instructor explains the calculations step by step, considering energy conservation and friction effects.

Instructor

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