A perfectly elastic spring requires 0.75 J of work to stretch 5 cm from its equilibrium position. What is the Elastic constant of the spring ?A. 500 N/mB. 600 N/mO C. 750N/mD. 300N/mE. None of the above Which of the following is true?A. A body with zero velocity cannot have any potential energyB. A body with zero acceleration cannot have any kinetic energy.C.A body with zero acceleration cannot have any potential energyD. A body with zero velocity cannot have any kinetic energy.O E. A body with zero potential energy cannot have any velocity.

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A perfectly elastic spring requires 0.75 J of work to stretch 5 cm from its equilibrium position. What is the Elastic constant of the spring ? O A. 500 N/m O B. 600 N/m O C. 750N/m O D. 300N/m O E. None of the above

A perfectly elastic spring requires 0.75 J of work to stretch 5 cm from its equilibrium position. What is the Elastic constant of the spring ? O A. 500 N/m O B. 600 N/m O C. 750N/m O D. 300N/m O E. None of the above

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