A spring of length L = 10 cm was displaced from equilibrium by applying a horizontal force of magnitude 40 N, which stretches the spring by 3.0 cm as shown. (a) Calculate the spring constant? (b) What is the restoring force (magnitude and direction) on spring C? (c) What is the work done (in joules) on the spring? (d) If the force applied is doubled, what is the work done (in joules) on the spring? Ax = 3.0 cm Mc = 10kg wwwww L = 10.0 cm

A spring of length L = 10 cm was displaced from equilibrium by applying a horizontal force of magnitude 40 N, which stretches the spring by 3.0 cm as shown. (a) Calculate the spring constant? (b) What is the restoring force (magnitude and direction) on spring C? (c) What is the work done (in joules) on the spring? (d) If the force applied is doubled, what is the work done (in joules) on the spring? Ax = 3.0 cm Mc = 10kg wwwww L = 10.0 cm

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