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Atakes l00J to Stretch aSprivg from li4 Meters peyond its equilibrium positran e k to 2.4 meters beyand its eailibricm position constant Of the Springin N/M? What is the spring constant of fLe Springn N/M?

Atakes l00J to Stretch aSprivg from li4 Meters peyond its equilibrium positran e k to 2.4 meters beyand its eailibricm position constant Of the Springin N/M? What is the spring constant of fLe Springn N/M?

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Is the anwser around 88.9? Or is it wrong

It takes 10O J to Streteh aspring from 1,4 Meters
peyond its equilibaum positen
to 2.4 meters beyand its equilibricm position
What is the
He sltet
Spring
constant of fle
N/M?
Springin
14,2
S(K)(x)
horkk-isk x
a 2,600kg )
100J-.5(k)(x
100

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