Which statement is true according to hooke's law?
a. as the force on a spring increase...
Physics, 16.10.2019 20:30 kaytlyn8102
Which statement is true according to hooke's law?
a. as the force on a spring increases, the spring's length remains unchanged.
b. the distance a spring stretches has nothing to do with how much force is applied to it.
c. as the force on a spring increases, the distance it stretches increases.
d. as the force on a spring increases, the distance it stretches decreases.
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The answer is
c. as the force on a spring increases, the distance it stretches increases
c. as the force on a spring increases, the distance it stretches increases
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