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a device shoots a toy car by compressing a springwith spring constant 150n/m a distance of...

a device shoots a toy car by compressing a springwith spring constant 150n/m a distance of 10cm from its equillibriumpoint, and then allowing the spring to push the car as it returns to equillibrium. If a toy car travels a horizontal distance of 6.0 m before it comes to rest. what is the magniotude of the average dissipative force that slows the car to stop?

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