Miyla
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These are the equations he provided.
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I actually have no idea how to do them. So any help would be much appreciated.
How Do You Solve Problems Involving a Spring's Force Constant?
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These are the equations he provided.
I actually have no idea how to do them. So any help would be much appreciated.
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What is the energy the spring gives the block? calculate that first
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Welcome to PF;
A good start is to look though your course notes, or to google for information about force work and potential energy.
If you sincerely have absolutely no idea at all where to start - then you have more serious problems than this.
Start by describing the energy transformations at each part of the journey.
A good start is to look though your course notes, or to google for information about force work and potential energy.
If you sincerely have absolutely no idea at all where to start - then you have more serious problems than this.
Start by describing the energy transformations at each part of the journey.
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Take a shot, Miyla. Do one part at a time and we'll help. Start with A. I can't help but notice none of your equations say anything about the spring. What have you been taught about a spring?