Does anybody have any great ideas for how to do parts b-d? It seems like there should be a way to integrate the force of the spring, subtract the force of friction, do some math-o-magic, and pop out an answer. Or maybe look at the Uspring and work (hehe, puns) from there? It's (obviously) the fact that friction is non-conservative that makes the whole thing tough.
Also- Kerbal Space Program makes doing homework really hard...
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Does anybody have any great ideas for how to do parts b-d? It seems like there should be a way to integrate the force of the spring, subtract the force of friction, do some math-o-magic, and pop out an answer. Or maybe look at the Uspring and work (hehe, puns) from there? It's (obviously) the fact that friction is non-conservative that makes the whole thing tough.
Also- Kerbal Space Program makes doing homework really hard...
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