) A 50-kg mass on a spring is moved so that it extends the spring 50 mm from its unextended position. If the coefficient of friction between the mass and the sup- porting surface 0.3, what is the velocity of the mass as it returns to the undeformed configuration of the spring? 50 kg K=10 N/mm my =.3 For the mass-spring system in Question 5, how far will the spring be compressed when the mass stops instantaneously before starting to the left?

) A 50-kg mass on a spring is moved so that it extends the spring 50 mm from its unextended position. If the coefficient of friction between the mass and the sup- porting surface 0.3, what is the velocity of the mass as it returns to the undeformed configuration of the spring? 50 kg K=10 N/mm my =.3 For the mass-spring system in Question 5, how far will the spring be compressed when the mass stops instantaneously before starting to the left?

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