A wire of length “Lo” and cross-sectional area S supports a weight W vertically.a) This fine wire has a Young’s modulus = E and participates in the elastic zone as if it were a very small spring of constant force. Determine the force constant of the springb) the behavior of the wire is represented in the graph. What would be the force constant for a copper wire 75.0 cm long and 1.291 mm in diameter?c) What weight W would the wire in part b) have if it were stretched 1.25 m

Given dataA wire of length Locross-sectional area Sa weight W vertically. Step 1:From Hooke's Law,…

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A wire of length “Lo” and cross-sectional area S supports a weight W vertically.

a) This fine wire has a Young’s modulus = E and participates in the elastic zone as if it were a very small spring of constant force. Determine the force constant of the spring
b) the behavior of the wire is represented in the graph. What would be the force constant for a copper wire 75.0 cm long and 1.291 mm in diameter?
c) What weight W would the wire in part b) have if it were stretched 1.25 m

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