You start with spring that's already been stretched an unknown amount from equilibrium. After stretching it...
You start with spring that's already been stretched an unknown amount from equilibrium. After stretching it an additional 2.5 cm, you find that the total potential energy associated with the spring is 18 J. You stretch it another 2.5 cm, and now the potential energy rises to 25 J.
Find the spring constant.
Find the initial stretch.
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_____10______cm. Calculate the spring constant of this
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"A horizontal spring with force constant k = 810 N/m is attached to a wall on...
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Hang the 100 g mass on spring 1 and enter the additional
displacement of the spring
_____10______cm. Calculate the spring constant of this
spring___________ N/m.
3. Place the 250 g mass on spring 3 and change the “Softness”
setting to 1 notch to the right of the middle.
Calculate the spring constant of spring 3
:_________________N/m.
Note that the displacement of the springs with the masses attached
is the NEW equilibrium length of the spring. The restoring force of
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1) A0.4-kg mass is attached to a spring that can compress as well as stretch. The mass and spring are resting on a horizontal tabletop. The spring constant is 50 N/m. The mass is pulled, stretching the spring 48 cm. The mass is then released, and the spring-mass system begins to oscillate. a) Construct a complete energy system diagram to predict the speed of the mass as it passes a point that is a distance of 39 cm from its...
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"A horizontal spring with force constant k = 810 N/m is
attached to a wall on one end. The other end of the spring is
attached to a 1.90 kg object that rests upon a frictionless
countertop, as shown below."
Help with any or all of these would be greatly appreciated,
thank you!
3. [0/3 Points] DETAILS PREVIOUS ANSWERS SERCP11 13.4.OP.021. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER A horizontal spring with force constant k = 810 N/m is attached...
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