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According to hookes law,Force is directly proportional to compressed length,
Force can be replaced with weight in this case.
W1/W2=X1/X2;
where W1 is first baby weight=7.5 pounds.
X1 is first compressed length=6 millimeters
X2 is next compressed length=5 millimeters
From above formula we can say that
W2=(W1 x X2) /X1
so,W2=(7.5 x 5) /6
=37.5/6
=6.25 pounds.
Hence the weight of the baby that compresses the string by 5 millimeters is 6.2 pounds.
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