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15 Points | Which equation correctly defines Hooke's law? A. Fspring=mg B. Fspring=kΔt C. Fspring=kg D. Fspring=kΔx
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15 Points | Which equation correctly defines Hooke's law?

A. Fspring=mg
B. Fspring=kΔt
C. Fspring=kg
D. Fspring=kΔx

User Daddygames
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Answer:

B. Fspring=kΔt

Step-by-step explanation:

User Nastaran Hakimi
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Answer:

D. Fspring=kΔx

Step-by-step explanation:

k is the elastic constant

f is the force acting on the spring

kΔx is the distance the spring stretches

User Vijay Kumbhoje
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