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x = stretch of the spring = 0.12 m
k = spring constant
m = mass hanged = 3.1 kg
using equilibrium of force in vertical direction
spring force = weight of mass hanged
k x = mg
k (0.12) = 3.1 x 9.8
k = 253.2 N/m
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for the lower spring
spring force = (m2 + m3) g
k x = (9.3 + 6.2) (9.8)
253.2 x = (9.3 + 6.2) (9.8)
x = 0.6 m
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