22. Two springs with different spring constants are connected in three ways, as shown. KA kB ke www mmmmm www. In the second case, the springs are connected to opposite ends of a string, which runs under a massless frictionless pulley. In each case, the two springs act like a single spring with an effective spring constant KA, kB, or kc. Which of the following is correct? (A) KA> kB> kc (B) kA>kc> kB (C) kc > kB> kA (D) kc> kA> kB (E) kB > KA > KC

22. Two springs with different spring constants are connected in three ways, as shown. KA kB ke www mmmmm www. In the second case, the springs are connected to opposite ends of a string, which runs under a massless frictionless pulley. In each case, the two springs act like a single spring with an effective spring constant KA, kB, or kc. Which of the following is correct? (A) KA> kB> kc (B) kA>kc> kB (C) kc > kB> kA (D) kc> kA> kB (E) kB > KA > KC

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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