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A force of 2N extends a spring by 0.30 m. A force of 6.0 N force will extend the spring by
a) 0.10 m
b) 0.30 m
c) 0.60 m
d) 0.90 m

The energy stored in the spring when a force of 2N is applied
a) 0.09 J
b) 0.30 J
c) 0.60 J
d) 0.90 J

A spring is suspended from a bar. When a load of 6N is added to the bottom of the spring, it's length changes from 0.040 m to 0.13 m. To find the spring constant of the spring you would use
a) 0.13 m/6.0 N
b) 6.0 N/0.13 m
c) 6.0 N/0.090 m
d) 0.090 m/ 6.0 N

Which expression representes Hook's law?
a) F = uF
b) F = kx
c) F = ma
d) F = mg

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b) Hooke
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