"E_p=E_s"
"E_p=mgh"
"h=l\\cdot \\sin(30\u00b0)"
"E_p=mgl\\sin(30\u00b0)"
"E_s=\\frac{kx^2}{2}"
So,
"\\frac{kx^2}{2}=mgl\\sin(30\u00b0)"
"x=\\sqrt{\\frac{2mgl\\sin(30\u00b0)}{k}}=\\sqrt{\\frac{2\\cdot 9.6\\cdot 9.8\\cdot 9.9\\sin(30\u00b0)}{243.2}}=1.96 m"
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