This relates to potential energy of a spring. It is a two-part question. The spring constant...
This relates to potential energy of a spring.
It is a two-part question.
The spring constant represents the __________ of the spring.
A) Force
B) Mass
C) Distance
D) Velocity
E) Stifness
In Hooke's Law, "F" represents the __
A) friction
B) Normal force
C) Restoring force
D) Tension
E) weight
Thanks for your help!
Homework Answers
Question 1) Answer) option E) stiffness
Reason : Spring constant in a spring represents the stiffness of the spring which can be seen in the formula ,
F = -k*x where , F is restoring force , x is compressed distance , k is stiffness of the spring
Question 2) Answer) option C) Restoring force
Reason : Restoring force(F) can be describes as :
F = -k*x where , F is restoring force , x is compressed distance , k is stiffness of the spring
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