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ELASTICITY OF A RUBBER BANO Weight (F) Initial tength (li)cm | length with load (l2)um Elongation (x) x= l2 -l 20g 子62cm 8.25 0.63 40g 7.7 um 8.89 cm 60g 9.22 cm 1.32 9.85 cm. 7.9 om 7:9 cm 1.95 80g 100g a. Plot F against x(the x-axis) 10.5 om 2. 6 Draw a otraight line through the mean Of the points plo Hed and determine the slope Giraph Legend. (Blue) Rubber band

ELASTICITY OF A RUBBER BANO Weight (F) Initial tength (li)cm | length with load (l2)um Elongation (x) x= l2 -l 20g 子62cm 8.25 0.63 40g 7.7 um 8.89 cm 60g 9.22 cm 1.32 9.85 cm. 7.9 om 7:9 cm 1.95 80g 100g a. Plot F against x(the x-axis) 10.5 om 2. 6 Draw a otraight line through the mean Of the points plo Hed and determine the slope Giraph Legend. (Blue) Rubber band

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