Five kilograms of mangoes is bought on a market and measured using a vertical spring scale that obeys Hookes's law, it stretches up to 3.00 cm. The mangoes were removed and replaced by kiwi a. If the scale shows 8.00 kg, how far will the spring stretch? (Ans. 0.048 m) b. How much work must the external agent do to stretch the spring to 8.00 cm from its unstretched position. (Ans. 5.23 J)

Five kilograms of mangoes is bought on a market and measured using a vertical spring scale that obeys Hookes's law, it stretches up to 3.00 cm. The mangoes were removed and replaced by kiwi a. If the scale shows 8.00 kg, how far will the spring stretch? (Ans. 0.048 m) b. How much work must the external agent do to stretch the spring to 8.00 cm from its unstretched position. (Ans. 5.23 J)

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter6: Energy Of A System

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