When you drop an object from some height on the spring objects initial potential energy is converted to kinetic energy, this kinetic energy is then used to compress the spring. Once all the energy is used the spring stops compressing and starts oscillating.
We need to find how much the spring compressed in both cases.
From the above analysis, we can conclude that potential energy in the gravitational field has to be equal to the potential energy of compressed spring.

We solve for x (in our case h=1):

Now we just have to plug in the numbers:

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Answer:
1.
-Deflection force
2.q-Charge
3.v-Velocity of the charge
4.B-Perpendicular magnetic field strength
Explanation:
We are given that magnetic deflection

We have to match each symbol in formula with what it represents.
In this formula
Deflection force
q=Charge of particle
v=Velocity of charge
B=Perpendicular magnetic field strength
Therefore,
1.
-Deflection force
2.q-Charge
3.v-Velocity of the charge
4.B-Perpendicular magnetic field strength
Answer:
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The forces are the same like the third law of Newton states.I think