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A 50N force is applied to the free end of a spiral spring of force constant 100N/m. Calculate the work done by the force to stretch the spiral spring.

A 50N force is applied to the free end of a spiral spring of force constant 100N/m. Calculate the work done by the force to stretch the spiral spring.
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A 50N force is applied to the free end of a spiral spring of force constant 100N/m. Calculate the work done by the force to stretch the spiral spring.

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A 50N force is applied to the free end of a spiral spring of force constant 100N/m-example-1
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