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What is the elastic potential energy of a spring with a 80 N/m spring constant that has been moved 0. 6 m from equilibrium?
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What is the elastic potential energy of a spring with a 80 N/m spring constant

that has been moved 0. 6 m from equilibrium?

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Elastic potential energy
=1/2k(change in x^2)
=1/2(80)(0.6^2)
=14.4J

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