Please answer parts A and B:
To stretch a certain spring by 2.20 cm from its equilibrium position requires 8.50 J of work.
Part A :
What is the force constant of this spring? k k = N/m
Part B :
What was the maximum force required to stretch it by that distance?
Concept – we use the concept of the spring force and work done in stretching the spring. Force is maximum when elongation is maximum.

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