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A mass m moving with velocity v collides a spring mass system at rest on a smooth floor as shown in the figure. The maximum force developed in the spring

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A mass m moving with velocity v collides a spring mass system at rest on a smooth floor as shown in the figure. The maximum force developed in the spring
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  1. First, we need to understand that when the mass m collides with the spring, it will compress the spring. The maximum force in the spring will be when the spring is at its maximum compression.

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