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A marble of mass m = 20.0 g is dropped from height h = 20 cm...

A marble of mass m = 20.0 g is dropped from height h = 20 cm onto a spring as shown in the figure. If the spring is compressed by 4cm

a) Find the spring constant (k) of the spring.

b) Find velocity of the marble when it hits (reaches) the spring.

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