How High Does Cheese Rise on a Released Spring?

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Q1: A 2 kg piece of cheese is placed on a vertical spring of negligible mass and force constant k= 2000 N/m that is compressed 16 cm. when the spring is released,

(I) How high does the cheese rise from this initial position?

(II) What will be the speed of cheese leaving the spring?

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Homework Statement:: Physics numrical solve
Relevant Equations:: Solve these questions

Question is in file please these questions and send it to me

Q1: A 2 kg piece of cheese is placed on a vertical spring of negligible mass and force constant k= 2000 N/m that is compressed 16 cm. when the spring is released,

(I) How high does the cheese rise from this initial position?

(II) What will be the speed of cheese leaving the spring?

[Mentor Note -- Word document with assignment is deleted and the contents copied above for reference]
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