Question

When do rubber bands no longer act like springs?​

Answer 1

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

Rubbery materials act like simple springs when they're not deformed too much. Following the relation known as Hooke's law, a 10 percent increase in stretching force will make a typical rubber band 10 percent longer

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Answer 2

Rubbery materials act like simple springs when they're not deformed too much. Following the relation known as Hooke's law, a 10 percent increase in stretching force will make a typical rubber band 10 percent longer.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Short when they become too deformed.