Assuming that the relationship between spring compression and height is quadratic, 2.25m far will the ball go at the highest setting, compresses the spring 3 cm
<h3>How do you calculate a compression spring's solid height?</h3>
The solid height, h1, of an unground spring is (n+1)d, where n is the number of coils and d is the wire diameter (including platings and coating) in inches. The height, h2, of ground but not squared springs is (n-1)d. The solid height, h3, of ground and squared springs is (n-0.75)d
When a spring is compressed, the potential energy is stored in the mechanical bonds between atoms, which may be thought of as little springs. The spring as a whole cannot decompress until it breaks, but little portions may when they fall off. The majority of the stored energy is used to decompress each little component.
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