Question 236 cm.1)2)3)4)5)k,=In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate the stiffness of the spring. 12The stiffness of the spring is:- A spring is compressed by 8 cm when subjected to a force F= 15 N. The final length of the spring is187.5 N/mThe relaxed length of the spring is:Lo= 0.44mIf a compressive force of 18 N is applied on the same spring.The spring will be compressed by | s1 = 0.096 mThe final length of the spring L= 0.344If the spring stretches to 54 cm.The absolute value of the stretch is | s | =The force applied by the spring is: F, =m●0.1 SI18.75N4

Given: The applied force is 15 N. The compression in the spring is 8 cm. The final length mof the…

Question 2 36 cm. 1) 2) 3) k,= In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate the stiffness of the spring. 12 The stiffness of the spring is: 187.5 - A spring is compressed by 8 cm when subjected to a force F= 15 N. The final length of the spring is Lo= 0.44 N/m The relaxed length of the spring is: m O

Question 2 36 cm. 1) 2) 3) k,= In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate the stiffness of the spring. 12 The stiffness of the spring is: 187.5 - A spring is compressed by 8 cm when subjected to a force F= 15 N. The final length of the spring is Lo= 0.44 N/m The relaxed length of the spring is: m O

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