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Find the force constant fron the graph
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I can't see the graph very well...but slope is [tex]\frac{\Delta\;y}{\Delta\;x}[/tex] so as long as the y-axis is Force (in N) and the x-axis is displacement (in m), then the slope would be N/m or k.
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slope = k
I find the slope but is k is correct ?
I find the slope but is k is correct ?
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