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A robot arm expends 15J of work to extend a spring 10cm from its equilibrium position. How much force is required?
10 years ago

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bobpursley
energy=1/2 k x^2
15=1/2 k (.1)^2 solve for k.

Force= k *.1
10 years ago
Anonymous
15
7 years ago

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