Hookes law experiment -For my homework I am trying to calculate the spring constant of my rubber band and i got around 150nm? Does anyone know if I am doing it wrong. Asap thank you so much. I have attached a graph that I drew from my raw data. I am not sure How to find the spring constant. 150nm sounds a bit large, google said a rubber bands spring constant should be around 20nm. TaskReport the following aspects of your experiment:●How did you obtain your experimental data? It may be useful to include a diagramRaw data●●Graph of your dataDid you obtain a straight-line graph?●Did you decide to repeat / redo some of your measurements?Does the rubber band follow Hooke's law?●Is there evidence that the rubber band follows Hooke's law for in one region or interval of applieweight, but does not follow it in another region or interval?●Can you find the "spring constant" of the rubber band. Spring extension (mm)5040302010T*Graph of extension of a spring vsvalue of mass added to spring(0.5,37)X(012)0.1XXX0.2X0.403Value of mass (kg)0.5

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Hookes law experiment -For my homework I am trying to calculate the spring constant of my rubber band and i got around 150nm? Does anyone know if I am doing it wrong. Asap thank you so much. I have attached a graph that I drew from my raw data. I am not sure How to find the spring constant. 150nm sounds a bit large, google said a rubber bands spring constant should be around 20nm.

Hookes law experiment -For my homework I am trying to calculate the spring constant of my rubber band and i got around 150nm? Does anyone know if I am doing it wrong. Asap thank you so much. I have attached a graph that I drew from my raw data. I am not sure How to find the spring constant. 150nm sounds a bit large, google said a rubber bands spring constant should be around 20nm.

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