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Lapatulllka [165]
3 years ago
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Finding the spring constant as shown, spring 3, which has an unknown spring constant k3, replaces spring 2. the mass of the weig

ht and pulley are unchanged: m=5.8 kg and mp=1.7 kg . however, because of the different spring constant the distance the pulley hangs below the ceiling is now, h=112.5 cm . the unloaded length of spring 3 is ℓ′3=27.5 cm ; after hanging the mass and pulley, the spring's length is ℓ3=34.5 cm . determine the spring constant of spring 3, k3.
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nevsk [136]3 years ago
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Replaces spring 2. the mass of the weight and pulley are unchanged: m=5.8 kg and mp=1.7 kg
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