**Experiment on Spring Stretching in Different Gravitational Fields**An astronaut has two springs: Spring A and Spring B. She also has two metal blocks that she can hang from the springs: Block X and Block Y. At her lab in Orlando, Florida, she hangs Block X from Spring A and observes that Spring A stretches 1.98 cm as a result. Later, at a research station on the moon, she hangs Block X from Spring A again and finds that Spring A only stretches 0.33 cm. Then (still on the moon), she hangs Block Y from Spring A and observes that Spring A stretches 0.53 cm.**Questions:**1. *How much would Spring A stretch if Block Y were hanging from it back in the lab in Orlando?* [Text box for answer] cm [Submit button]2. *On the moon, when Block Y is hanging from Spring B, Spring B stretches a distance of 1.32 cm. In Orlando, how much would Spring B stretch when Block X is hanging from it?* [Text box for answer] cm [Submit button]

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1) How much would spring A stretch if Block Y were hanging from it back in the lab in Orlando? cm Submit 2) On the moon, when Block Y is hanging from Spring B, Spring B stretches a distance of 1.32 cm. In Orlando, how much would Spring B stretch when Block X is hanging from it?