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kumpel [21]
3 years ago
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A spring has a constant k= 10.32 N/m and is hung vertically. A 0.400kg mass is suspended from the spring. What is the displaceme

nt of the end of the spring due to the weight of the .400kg mass?
Physics
1 answer:
alukav5142 [94]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

displacement (x) = 0.003798 meters

Explanation:

from the fact that the string is hung vertically we can deduce that:

Total force acting on the mass = Fs (by spring) + Fg (by gravity)

<em>where</em>

Fs = k*x , x is the displacement..

Fg = m*g

then:

Ftot = m*a, <em>but a = 0 m/(s^2) because the mass becames stationary.</em>

Ftot = 0

Fs + Fg = 0

<em>by direction, take down as negative.</em>

Fs - Fg = 0

k*x = m*g

x = m*g/k = [(0.400)(9.8)]/(10.32)

  = 0.3798 meters

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