When performing the activity for Hooke's Law, the spring elongates (F)=0.54 cm and (G)=1.515 cm when a hanging mass of (B)=10.3 g and (C)=21.6 g, respectively, were suspended on the (A)=4.48 g mass hanger. What is the experimental force constant of the spring in (H)

When performing the activity for Hooke's Law, the spring elongates (F)=0.54 cm and (G)=1.515 cm when a hanging mass of (B)=10.3 g and (C)=21.6 g, respectively, were suspended on the (A)=4.48 g mass hanger. What is the experimental force constant of the spring in (H)

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