A spring has a relaxed length of 30 cm. From this length you slowly pull on it so its length increases to 35 cm. What is true of the work you do on the spring, the work that the spring does on you, and the change in elastic potential energy during this process? The work that you do is ISelect] The work that the spring does is (Select ] The change in elastic potential energy is Select] [ Select] positive negative zero

A spring has a relaxed length of 30 cm. From this length you slowly pull on it so its length increases to 35 cm. What is true of the work you do on the spring, the work that the spring does on you, and the change in elastic potential energy during this process? The work that you do is ISelect] The work that the spring does is (Select ] The change in elastic potential energy is Select] [ Select] positive negative zero

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