14.2 Two springs are attached to a 500 g object, one directly above (k = 24.9 N.m-¹) and the other directly below (k = 37.3 N.m-¹) it. If in the process, the above spring extends by 6.8 cm, by how much and along which direction shall the other spring be deformed?

14.2 Two springs are attached to a 500 g object, one directly above (k = 24.9 N.m-¹) and the other directly below (k = 37.3 N.m-¹) it. If in the process, the above spring extends by 6.8 cm, by how much and along which direction shall the other spring be deformed?

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14.2 Two springs are attached to a 500 g object, one
directly above (k = 24.9 N.m-¹) and the other directly
below (k = 37.3 N.m-¹) it. If in the process, the above
spring extends by 6.8 cm, by how much and along which
direction shall the other spring be deformed?

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