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2) calcalate the worr required to Stredch 1.25 from
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To determine: The work required to stretch 1.25 m from equilibrium position. 

According to Hook's law when a sample is stretched from the force becomes proportional to this extension. 

F(x)=kx

where k is constant. 

The work done to stretch a spring from equilibrium position is equal to the stored potential energy. Thus work done is

W=12kx2

The work done is given as 120 J and the spring is stretched 0.4 m from equilibrium position, so value of x is 0.4 m. Substitute these values in above equation and determine the value of spring constant (k). 

120 J=12×k×0.4 m2k=1500 J/m2

The value of k is 1500 J/m2

(a.1)

The equation for work done is given as force applied over distance. 

W=F.dx

The force is F=kx

W=kx.dx

 

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