***A spring has a natural length of 10 cm. If 10 dynes of force is required to hold it stretched 1/2 cm., how much work is done in stretching it to a length of 14 cm? A 140 dynes – cm none of these 180 dynes - ст 150 dynes – cm 160 dynes - cm

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***A spring has a natural length of 10 cm. If 10 dynes of force is required to hold it
stretched 1/2 cm., how much work is done in stretching it to a length of 14 cm?
140 dynes - ст
B
none of these
180 dynes - cm
(D
150 dynes - cm
E
160 dynes - cm
Transcribed Image Text:***A spring has a natural length of 10 cm. If 10 dynes of force is required to hold it stretched 1/2 cm., how much work is done in stretching it to a length of 14 cm? 140 dynes - ст B none of these 180 dynes - cm (D 150 dynes - cm E 160 dynes - cm
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