3. A force of 5.0 N is used to stretch a block attached to a spring from its resting position to a position of 13.0 mm. It later moves to an 18.0 mm position. Determine the work done by force on the spring when the block is stretched from xo O to the position of x = 18.0 mm. -

3. A force of 5.0 N is used to stretch a block attached to a spring from its resting position to a position of 13.0 mm. It later moves to an 18.0 mm position. Determine the work done by force on the spring when the block is stretched from xo O to the position of x = 18.0 mm. -

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3. A force of 5.0 N is used to stretch a block attached to a spring from its
resting position to a position of 13.0 mm. It later moves to an 18.0 mm
position. Determine the work done by force on the spring when the
block is stretched from xo = 0 to the position of x = 18.0 mm.

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