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(a) State and explain which of the arrangements would have the greater extension of spring(s). (b) Explain if there are any changes observed in the extension of the springs if the same set-up is done on
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(a) State and explain which of the arrangements would have the greater extension of spring(s). (b) Explain if there are any changes observed in the extension of the springs if the same set-up is done on the moon.​

(a) State and explain which of the arrangements would have the greater extension of-example-1
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2................................

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Answer:
arrangement 2

Step-by-step explanation:
arrangement 1's spring would broke idek

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