Clear selection If a spring is stretched 0.05 m by a 20 N force, what is the spring constant? O100 N/m. O200 N/m. O400 N/m. 1 N/m. 10 N/m. pall is thrown into the air with 100 of kinotio oporau which in transformer

Clear selection If a spring is stretched 0.05 m by a 20 N force, what is the spring constant? O100 N/m. O200 N/m. O400 N/m. 1 N/m. 10 N/m. pall is thrown into the air with 100 of kinotio oporau which in transformer

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