A) A 1.2 kg block slides down a frictionless incline with a slope angle of 42°, starting from a height h =3.2 m above the bottom of the incline, as shown in Figure (2). The incline meets a frictionless horizontal surface, at the end of which is a spring in its equilibrium position (k 460 N/m) used to stop the block. Find the maximum compression of the spring. h k Fig. 2

A) A 1.2 kg block slides down a frictionless incline with a slope angle of 42°, starting from a height h =3.2 m above the bottom of the incline, as shown in Figure (2). The incline meets a frictionless horizontal surface, at the end of which is a spring in its equilibrium position (k 460 N/m) used to stop the block. Find the maximum compression of the spring. h k Fig. 2

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