Spring constant Elongation and force measurements in the table below in Hooke's law experiment 1- Create a graph of force vs displacement 2-Find the slope 3- What is the value of the spring constant (K)

Spring constant Elongation and force measurements in the table below in Hooke's law experiment 1- Create a graph of force vs displacement 2-Find the slope 3- What is the value of the spring constant (K)

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Spring constant
Elongation and force measurements in the table below in Hooke's law experiment
1- Create a graph of force vs displacement
2-Find the slope
3- What is the value of the spring constant (K)
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Force (N)
Elongation( m)
0.0
0.0
50
0.2
100
150
0.4
0.6

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