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(Please see attached photo) A force of 10kg stretches the spring in series (image 1) by 10cm. How much weight would be required to stretch the springs in parallel (image 2) to 1…

(Please see attached photo) A force of 10kg stretches the spring in series (image 1) by 10cm. How much weight would be required to stretch the springs in parallel (image 2) to 1…
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A force of 10kg stretches the spring in series (image
1) by 10cm. How much weight would be required to stretch the springs in parallel (image 2) to 10cm?

(Please see attached photo) A force of 10kg stretches the spring in series (image-example-1
User Tural Asgarov
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The answer is 30 kg make sure you have a good day and put kg at the end or it will be wrong
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I hope the answer will be 30 kg.

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