Problem C4: Consider the two mass-spring set-ups shown below. Both springs have an object of mass m attached at the end. The spring on the left has a spring constant of k. When it is released from rest, it falls a distance d before coming back up and oscillating. The spring on the right has a spring constant of k/n1. When released from rest the object falls a distance of n2d before coming back up and oscillating. If the total mechanical energy of the left spring-mass system is E0, what is the total mechanical energy of the right spring-mass system? If the energy for this mass-spring system is E = n3 E0, what is n3? Note that all integers are unitless.

n1 = n2 = Input n3:

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