Evaluate the maximum compression distance of the spring

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A 2 kilogram object moving at 5 m/s slides headlong into a spring which is attached to a 3 kilogram object that is initially stationary. The spring has spring constant k=3 kN/m. Neglect any friction forces on the objects. Evaluate the maximum compression distance of the spring?

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