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A student exerts a force of 48.0 N to compress a spring 5.50 cm. The force constant for the spring is 3.17 x10 4 N/m 8.73 N/m 264 N/m 2.64 N/m 873 N/m

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A student exerts a force of 48.0 N to compress a spring 5.50 cm. The force constant for the
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3.17 x10 4 N/m
8.73 N/m
264 N/m
2.64 N/m
873 N/m

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