1.Use graphing software to create a graph of Applied Force on the vertical axis versus displacement on the horizontal axis for the data collected when the spring constants for the left and right spring were both 200 N/m. 2. Add the data for the other two sets of spring constants to the same graph with trendlines for each data set. Include equations for the trendlines, a graph title, and axis titles with appropriate units. Data Table 3: Springs in Series Applied Left Spring Force (N) Force Right Spring Force on Applied Force (N) Right Spring Force on Left Spring(N) Displacement (m) Spring Constant (Nm) (N) Left Spring Constant-200 Nim. Right Spring Constant-200 N/m 20 -20 20 50 -50 50 100 -100 100 -50 50 -50 Top Spring Constant-200 Nim, Right Spring Constant-500 N/m 20 -20 50 -50 100 -100 -50 50 Top Spring Constant-300 Nim, Right Spring Constant-500 N/m 20 20 50 -50 100 100 -50 50 A 20 50 100 50 R༞ ༅ ༞ R 8 ཇོ 8 0.2001 100 0.500 1.000 -0.500 142.86 0.140 0.350 0.700 -0.350 20 20 0.107 187.50 50 50 0.267 100 100 0.533 50 50 -0.267

1.Use graphing software to create a graph of Applied Force on the vertical axis versus displacement on the horizontal axis for the data collected when the spring constants for the left and right spring were both 200 N/m. 2. Add the data for the other two sets of spring constants to the same graph with trendlines for each data set. Include equations for the trendlines, a graph title, and axis titles with appropriate units. Data Table 3: Springs in Series Applied Left Spring Force (N) Force Right Spring Force on Applied Force (N) Right Spring Force on Left Spring(N) Displacement (m) Spring Constant (Nm) (N) Left Spring Constant-200 Nim. Right Spring Constant-200 N/m 20 -20 20 50 -50 50 100 -100 100 -50 50 -50 Top Spring Constant-200 Nim, Right Spring Constant-500 N/m 20 -20 50 -50 100 -100 -50 50 Top Spring Constant-300 Nim, Right Spring Constant-500 N/m 20 20 50 -50 100 100 -50 50 A 20 50 100 50 R༞ ༅ ༞ R 8 ཇོ 8 0.2001 100 0.500 1.000 -0.500 142.86 0.140 0.350 0.700 -0.350 20 20 0.107 187.50 50 50 0.267 100 100 0.533 50 50 -0.267

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