force (N) 150 100 50 10 Select one: O a. 0.30 N/cm O b. 6.0 N/cm O c. 3.3 N/cm O d. 20 N/cm 20 30 spring extension (cm) 40 Various forces were applied to a spring and the amount the spring stretched was then measured. The values obtained from this experiment were used to draw the graph that is shown. The value of the spring's constant is

force (N) 150 100 50 10 Select one: O a. 0.30 N/cm O b. 6.0 N/cm O c. 3.3 N/cm O d. 20 N/cm 20 30 spring extension (cm) 40 Various forces were applied to a spring and the amount the spring stretched was then measured. The values obtained from this experiment were used to draw the graph that is shown. The value of the spring's constant is

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Chapter2: Newton's Laws

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