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a spring extends by 10 cm when a mass of 100g is attached to it. what is the spring constant?
9 years ago

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Answered by Damon
Newtons force = F = .1 kg * 9.81

x = 0.10 meter

k = F/x = 9.81 N/m
9 years ago
Answered by Sills2Batty
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4 years ago
Answered by twist
F=mg
=100(9.81)
=981N

k= F/x
= 981N / 0.1 cm
=9810 Nm-1
4 years ago
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