Question 2N. The final length of the spring is 23 cm.1) () In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculatethe stiffness of the spring.2)The stiffness of the spring is:k,=)- A spring is compressed by 5 cm when subjected to a force F= 173) (Lo=:) The relaxed length of the spring is:4) (The spring will be compressed by | s |=If a compressive force of 20 N is applied on the same spring.The final length of the spring L=5) () If the spring stretches to 38 cm.The absolute value of the stretch is | s | =The force applied by the spring is: F, =SI

Given: The compression in the spring is 5 cm. The applied force is 17 N. The final length of the…

Question 2 N. The final length of the spring is 23 cm. 1) () In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate the stiffness of the spring. 2) ks 3). )- A spring is compressed by 5 cm when subjected to a force F= 17 Lo= -)The stiffness of the spring is: ) The relaxed length of the spring is: (7

Question 2 N. The final length of the spring is 23 cm. 1) () In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate the stiffness of the spring. 2) ks 3). )- A spring is compressed by 5 cm when subjected to a force F= 17 Lo= -)The stiffness of the spring is: ) The relaxed length of the spring is: (7

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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