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A spring with force constant k=100 N/m is fixed vertically to the floor. An object with mass=0.2kg is dropped directly onto the spring from a height of 0.3m above the tip of the spring. What is the maximum compression of the spring before the mass comes to a stop? What is the compression of the spring when the mass is traveling at its maximum speed?

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