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kk i think i got it thanks for helping me =]

thanks doc al this might be a stupid question but k1x1 = k2x2 is it because the tension of both spring are equal?

thanks i looked at it but i don't understand this part "Meanwhile, the force on the point between the two springs is Fs = -k1x1+k2(x2-x1)"

[SOLVED] Hooke's Law: Two springs in series [SIZE="4"]can someone explain and prove to me why the equation for two springs in series is K= [(1/k[SIZE="2"]1)+(1/k[SIZE="2"]2)]^-1 ? this is how far i got F= -k ∆x F= -k (x1+x2)