Collision of Mass-Spring System (MIT)A mass m1, with initial velocity Vo, strikes a mass-spring system m2, ini-tially at rest but able to recoil. The spring is massless with spring constantk (see Figure P.1.22). There is no friction.m2mFigure P.1.22a) What is the maximum compression of the spring?b) If, long after the collision, both objects travel in the same direction,what are the final velocities Vị and V2 of mị and m2, respectively?

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1.22 Collision of Mass-Spring System (MIT) A mass m1, with initial velocity Vo, strikes a mass-spring system m2, ini- tially at rest but able to recoil. The spring is massless with spring constant k (see Figure P.1.22). There is no friction. Figure P.1.22 a) What is the maximum compression of the spring? b) If, long after the collision, both objects travel in the same direction, what are the final velocities V1 and V2 of m¡ and m2, respectively?

1.22 Collision of Mass-Spring System (MIT) A mass m1, with initial velocity Vo, strikes a mass-spring system m2, ini- tially at rest but able to recoil. The spring is massless with spring constant k (see Figure P.1.22). There is no friction. Figure P.1.22 a) What is the maximum compression of the spring? b) If, long after the collision, both objects travel in the same direction, what are the final velocities V1 and V2 of m¡ and m2, respectively?

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1.22 Collision of Mass-Spring System (MIT) A mass m1, with initial velocity Vo, strikes a mass-spring system m2, ini- tially at rest but able to recoil. The spring is massless with spring constant k (see Figure P.1.22). There is no friction. k m, Figure P.1.22 a) What is the maximum compression of the spring? b) If, long after the collision, both objects travel in the same direction, what are the final velocities Vị and V2 of m1 and m2, respectively?
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