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1. A spring (k = 30 N/m) is compressed 5 cm and launches a 50 g...

1. A spring (k = 30 N/m) is compressed 5 cm and launches a 50 g toy straight up. How high does the toy fly?

2. Two blocks are attached together with a piece of string. Block #1 (3 kg) slides along a rough incline of 30º and block #2 (2 kg) hangs off the end of the incline. If the blocks accelerate at 4.5 m/s2 in the directions shown, determine the tension in the string and the coefficient of kinetic friction between block #1 and the incline.

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