A student uses two springs for the experiment. The force constant of the thin spring (k) is 2.2 N/m, and the force constant of the thick spring (k2) is 3.6 N/m. These springs are connected in parallel. How much mass is needed to pull the springs to get a 5 cm extension? (In parallel connection, the formulas:keg = k, + k2 and keg acceleration g = 9.81 m/s?) ; and gravitational %3D %3D AL %3D

A student uses two springs for the experiment. The force constant of the thin spring (k) is 2.2 N/m, and the force constant of the thick spring (k2) is 3.6 N/m. These springs are connected in parallel. How much mass is needed to pull the springs to get a 5 cm extension? (In parallel connection, the formulas:keg = k, + k2 and keg acceleration g = 9.81 m/s?) ; and gravitational %3D %3D AL %3D

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter5: Newton's Laws Of Motion

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