You are attempting to determine the spring constant of a rubber band. To do this you...
You are attempting to determine the spring constant of a rubber band. To do this you hang an 82 N weight from the rubber band and measure its length to be 0.62 m. You then hang a 195 N weight from it and measure the length to be 0.87 m. Now you can calculate the spring constant of the rubber band. What is it?
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