As shown in the diagram, a ball of mass 15 kg is suspended from a wire, with a compressed spring pushing it away from the wall. The angle 0 is 113 degrees. spring 5) Which of the following diagrams correctly shows all the forces on the ball due to objects in the surroundings? А. В. С. D. Е. 6) What is the magnitude of the force exerted on the ball by the spring? (а) 147 N (b) 62 N (с) 57 N (d) 346 N (e) 53 N wire

As shown in the diagram, a ball of mass 15 kg is suspended from a wire, with a compressed spring pushing it away from the wall. The angle 0 is 113 degrees. spring 5) Which of the following diagrams correctly shows all the forces on the ball due to objects in the surroundings? А. В. С. D. Е. 6) What is the magnitude of the force exerted on the ball by the spring? (а) 147 N (b) 62 N (с) 57 N (d) 346 N (e) 53 N wire

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Chapter5: Energy

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