### Understanding Springs and Forces#### Spring Compression- **Scenario**: A relaxed spring protrudes from an opening by 0.0500 meters.- **Figures Explained**: - **Figure A**: Shows a spring extending out of the opening by 0.0500 meters. - **Figure B**: Displays the same spring now compressed completely inside the opening with a 1.00 kg block resting on top of it.#### Problem-Solving Questions4. **Determine the Spring Constant \( k \):** Options: - A) 20.0 N/m - B) 196 N/m - C) 392 N/m - D) 3920 N/m - E) 7840 N/m5. **Calculate the Potential Energy Stored in the Spring in Figure B:** Options: - A) 0.245 J - B) 0.490 J - C) 4.90 J - D) 9.80 J - E) Zero J#### Pressure Application6. **Determine the Force Exerted by a Child Pumping a Bicycle Tire:** - **Given**: The tire pressure must be \(1.2 \times 10^5 \, \text{Pa}\) above atmospheric pressure. - **Pump Specifications**: Circular piston surface area of \(9.6 \times 10^{-4} \, \text{m}^2\). Options: - A) 120 N - B) 89 N - C) 76 N - D) 54 N - E) 240 NThis exercise helps to understand the principles of physics related to spring forces and pressure applications.

Given data: Comparison in spring (x) = 0.0500 m Mass (m) = 1.00 kg Required: The spring constant…

A relaxed spring protrudes from an opening 0.0500 meters as shown in Figure A. A 1.00-kg block is found to just force the spring completely into the opening as shown in Figu B. 0.0500 m C) 392 N/m D) 3920 N/m E) 7840 N/m ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ 4. Determine the spring constant k. A) 20.0 N/m B) 196 N/m Figure A C) 4.90 J D) 9.80 J E) zero J 5. How much potential energy is stored in the spring in Figure B? A) 0.245 J B) 0.490 J 1.00 kg Figure B

A relaxed spring protrudes from an opening 0.0500 meters as shown in Figure A. A 1.00-kg block is found to just force the spring completely into the opening as shown in Figu B. 0.0500 m C) 392 N/m D) 3920 N/m E) 7840 N/m ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ 4. Determine the spring constant k. A) 20.0 N/m B) 196 N/m Figure A C) 4.90 J D) 9.80 J E) zero J 5. How much potential energy is stored in the spring in Figure B? A) 0.245 J B) 0.490 J 1.00 kg Figure B

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