Calculate the force exerted by the bumper on the object

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a 2.5 kg object slides along a frictionless horizontal table with an initial speed to the left. it strikes a coiled spring ( force constant= 500. N/m) and compresses it a distance of 5.0cm. the object then rebounds and slides right until it is stopped by a "bumper" in a collision which lasts on 0.50 seconds. calculate

a. the initial speed of the object.

b. the work done on the spring by the object.

c. the force exerted by the bumper on the object.

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