A 160-gram object attaches at one end of a spring and the change in length of the spring is 4 mm. What is the change in length of three springs connected in series and parallel, as shown in the figure below? 4. A 160-gram object attaches at one end of a spring and the change inlength of the spring is 4 mm. What is the change in length of three springsconnected in series and parallel, as shown in the figure below?Im 100 gram

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4. A 160-gram object attaches at one end of a spring and the change in length of the spring is 4 mm. What is the change in length of three springs connected in series and parallel, as shown in the figure below? Im 100 gram

4. A 160-gram object attaches at one end of a spring and the change in length of the spring is 4 mm. What is the change in length of three springs connected in series and parallel, as shown in the figure below? Im 100 gram

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length of the spring is 4 mm. What is the change in length of three springs
connected in series and parallel, as shown in the figure below?
Im 100 gram

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