A spring has natural length 26 cm. Compare the work (in J) W₁ done in stretching the spring from 26 cm to 36 cm with the work (in J) W₂ done in stretching it from 36 cm to 46 cm. (Use k for the spring constant.) W₁ = W₂ = J How are W₂ and W₁ related? W₂ = W₁
A spring has natural length 26 cm. Compare the work (in J) W₁ done in stretching the spring from 26 cm to 36 cm with the work (in J) W₂ done in stretching it from 36 cm to 46 cm. (Use k for the spring constant.) W₁ = W₂ = J How are W₂ and W₁ related? W₂ = W₁
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I am currently in Calculus II working on work problems and stuck on this spring problem attached. I have set up the two distinct work integrals but stuck on how I need to find the Joules. I also have attached my work.
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लगन
=
[]=
[dox -&D+<[27] <= ६ = "
2'
2
Q= 712201
2-डी/x
30-=-xxf="M
पत्र
103
21
DSK CSK =0
05KE.USK
bh
15=5
Satyl=pl
2
(2.) 371 = (2)/71
ऊँ)
2
[+ z] [suutth-252-250/-
1501
Wr
7
D
()
SM
36-26:10
10
2
.2
Kide -> [= "/" ² → K(2)² KCL)²
uz= ? (J) sf kide-> 10/2
Kedes + > KIDS K(4)
36-46
30-26- 10-2.1M.
24-36
15 SPRING NATURAR LENGTH = 26cm
04 = 22-24
0
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50
54/12 - 05K
लगन
=
[]=
[dox -&D+<[27] <= ६ = "
2'
2
Q= 712201
2-डी/x
30-=-xxf="M
पत्र
103
21
DSK CSK =0
05KE.USK
bh
15=5
Satyl=pl
2
(2.) 371 = (2)/71
ऊँ)
2
[+ z] [suutth-252-250/-
1501
Wr
7
D
()
SM
36-26:10
10
2
.2
Kide -> [= "/" ² → K(2)² KCL)²
uz= ? (J) sf kide-> 10/2
Kedes + > KIDS K(4)
36-46
30-26- 10-2.1M.
24-36
15 SPRING NATURAR LENGTH = 26cm
04 = 22-24
0
1/ ²7²7 <- xxx 5 < (1) ; = 'm
Transcribed Image Text:A spring has natural length 26 cm. Compare the work (in J) W₁ done in stretching the spring from 26 cm to 36 cm with the work (in J) W₂ done in stretching it from 36 cm to 46 cm. (Use k
for the spring constant.)
W₁
W₂
=
=
J
=
J
How are W₂ and W₁ related?
W 2
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