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    The collar was pushed down 5 inches from its equilibrium position on a vertical rod and spring. To determine the velocity when the collar is 10 inches above its original position, the following steps were taken: 1) The force of the spring was calculated using Hooke's Law as 75 lb. 2) Using the work-energy theorem, the initial potential energy was set equal to the final kinetic and potential energy. 3) This allowed for the calculation of the initial velocity as 786 inches/second. 4) Using the equation of motion, the final velocity when 10 inches above the original position was calculated to be 175 inches/second.

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    The collar was pushed down 5 inches from its equilibrium position on a vertical rod and spring. To determine the velocity when the collar is 10 inches above its original position, the following steps were taken: 1) The force of the spring was calculated using Hooke's Law as 75 lb. 2) Using the work-energy theorem, the initial potential energy was set equal to the final kinetic and potential energy. 3) This allowed for the calculation of the initial velocity as 786 inches/second. 4) Using the equation of motion, the final velocity when 10 inches above the original position was calculated to be 175 inches/second.

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    The collar was pushed down 5 inches from its equilibrium position on a vertical rod and spring. To determine the velocity when the collar is 10 inches above its original position, the following steps were taken: 1) The force of the spring was calculated using Hooke's Law as 75 lb. 2) Using the work-energy theorem, the initial potential energy was set equal to the final kinetic and potential energy. 3) This allowed for the calculation of the initial velocity as 786 inches/second. 4) Using the equation of motion, the final velocity when 10 inches above the original position was calculated to be 175 inches/second.

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