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How much force is exerted by one elastic band? ​
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How much force is exerted by one elastic band? ​

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Answer:

2+2÷2×4÷5+4÷5+4_5_4

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Answer:1651 J/kg for stretching and 6605 J/kg for twisting

Explanation:The rubber band has a mass of 1.09 grams. This puts the specific energy at 1651 J/kg for stretching and 6605 J/kg for twisting.

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