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A spring has constant 250 Newton per meter. if it is stretched a distance of 0.1m, what is the reatoring force?what if it is stretched a distance of 5 m? why would this probably…

A spring has constant 250 Newton per meter. if it is stretched a distance of 0.1m, what is the reatoring force?what if it is stretched a distance of 5 m? why would this probably…
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a spring has constant 250 Newton per meter. if it is stretched a distance of 0.1m, what is the reatoring force?what if it is stretched a distance of 5 m? why would this probably not really be possible?

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At 0.1m, the restoring force would be 25 Newtons. It would probably not be possible to stretch to 5 meters because that would cause a restoring force of 1250 Newtons.
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