The spring of the figure is not stretched when 0=0o. It identifies the value of the constant of the spring k so that in the equilibrium position 0=0e. Disregard the weight of the bars Data:1= 30 cm ; P = 100 N ; 0o=r/6; 0e=n/3

The spring of the figure is not stretched when 0=0o. It identifies the value of the constant of the spring k so that in the equilibrium position 0=0e. Disregard the weight of the bars Data:1= 30 cm ; P = 100 N ; 0o=r/6; 0e=n/3

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The spring of the figure is not stretched when 0=0o. It identifies the value of the constant of the
spring k so that in the equilibrium position 0=0e. Disregard the weight of the bars
Data:1= 30 cm ; P = 100 N ; 0o=r/6; 0e=n/3

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