If you double the compression of a spring ,it’s potential energy will

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zysi [14]4 years ago

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When the spring is compressed its potential energy will increase.

<u>Explanation: </u>

When you a compress or stretch a spring that you work against the restoring work of the spring the potential energy of the spring increases.

This work is stored as the elastic potential energy of the spring. The potential energy increases with displacement from the equilibrium position of the spring

So, when the compression is doubled its potential energy increases double the time along with displacement.

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