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Ee = %2 xkx e?. Re-arrange to give an equation for:

a) The spring constant k.
b) The extension squared e2.
c) The extension e.

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Answer:

a) Equation for spring constant k is
k = (2E)/(e^2)

b)Equation for the extension squared is
e^2 = (2E)/(k)

(c) Equation for the extension e is
e = \sqrt{(2E)/(k) }

Step-by-step explanation:

Given;


E = (1)/(2) ke^2

where;

E is the elastic potential energy

k is the spring constant

e is the extension of the spring

a) Equation for spring constant k is given as.


E = (1)/(2) ke^2\\\\ke^2 = 2E\\\\k = (2E)/(e^2)

(b) Equation for the extension squared e2;


E = (1)/(2) ke^2\\\\ke^2 = 2E\\\\e^2 = (2E)/(k)

(c) Equation for the extension e;


e^2 = (2E)/(k) \\\\e = \sqrt{(2E)/(k)}

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