Calculate the velocity as plunger strikes a

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The shank of the 5 lb vertical plunger occupies the dashed position when resting in equilibrium against the spring of k=10 lb/in. THe upper end of the spring is welded to the lunger and the lower end is welded to the base plate. If the plunger is lifted 1.5" above equilibrium and released from rest, calculate its velocity as it strikes A.

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