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Description: Work done by a spring forceWs=XƒXi-Fx dxFĒ¸ = − kāWhen a 4.00 Kg mass hangs on a spring, it stretches by 2.5cm.a) If we hang a 1.5 Kg mass instead, how far will the samestring stretch?b) How much work to stretch the same string 4.00 cm?

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When a 4.00 Kg mass hangs on a spring, it stretches by 2.5 cm. a) If we hang a 1.5 Kg mass instead, how far will the same string stretch? b) How much work to stretch the same string 4.00 cm?

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