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Transcribed Image Text:An arc with a spring coefficient of k = 2.6 kN / m
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It connects between points A and B. 0 A and 0 B
When the angles are zero, the spring is not extended. Disc clock
15 ° in the direction of the insert, counterclockwise
When rotated 30 ° in the direction of the spring A point
the force it will apply in Cartesian vector form
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