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A dog pulls on its lead (spring constant 10N/m), the lead extends by 0.1m. How much force did the dog apply to the rope?

A dog pulls on its lead (spring constant 10N/m), the lead extends by 0.1m. How much force did the dog apply to the rope?
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A dog pulls on its lead (spring constant 10N/m), the lead extends by 0.1m. How much force did the dog apply to the rope?

User Sriram Hegde
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Answer:

1N

Step-by-step explanation:

F=ke

k=10N/m

e=0.1m

F=10*0.1

F=1N

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