Answer:
31.25
Explanation:
The formula for the potential energy of a spring is 
, where x is the distance in meters the spring is stretched. Plugging in the numbers that you are given, you get 
. Hope this helps!
F=ma
Force=mass*acceleration
So plug in the values
Hint: the force would be measured in newtons
True
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