A force of 9 lb is required to keep a spring compressed to 6. ft shorter than its equilibrium length. What is its spring constant? k = lb/ft

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A force of 9 lb is required to keep a spring compressed to
ft shorter than its equilibrium length. What is its spring constant?
k =
lb/ft
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