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4 mg string streched and spring constant 20cm what force constant

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225cm is the answer! Hope it helps.

Valentyn Kolesnikov answered Feb 21, 2023

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225 cm is the answer maybe

Abdus Sattar Bhuiyan answered Feb 25, 2023

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