Spring A has a spring constant of K/2 and is pulled a distance of 6D meters...

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Spring A has a spring constant of K/2 and is pulled a distance of 6D meters...

Spring A has a spring constant of K/2 and is pulled a distance of 6D meters from equilibrium. Spring B has a spring constant of K/4 and is pulled a distance of 3D meters from equilibrium. Find the ratio of the potential energy of spring A to spring B

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