Calculate the deflection ở of the tightly coiled spring in Fig. 1(a). The wire has radius r and is formed into n complete turns of radius R. The ends of the spring are extended directly from the rim of the coil.

Calculate the deflection ở of the tightly coiled spring in Fig. 1(a). The wire has radius r and is formed into n complete turns of radius R. The ends of the spring are extended directly from the rim of the coil.

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Calculate the deflection 8 of the tightly coiled spring in
Fig. 1(a). The wire has radius r and is formed into n
complete turns of radius R. The ends of the spring are
extended directly from the rim of the coil.

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