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todders04
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Hello PF!
I was having a debate with a coworker of mine. We were talking about the properties of springs underwater. He was convinced that it doesn't change, at least when in water. I thought otherwise.
Does a spring's spring constant change if fully submerged underwater?
Does the temperature of the water, extreme hot, extreme cold, change the spring constant of the spring?
What do you all think?
I was having a debate with a coworker of mine. We were talking about the properties of springs underwater. He was convinced that it doesn't change, at least when in water. I thought otherwise.
Does a spring's spring constant change if fully submerged underwater?
Does the temperature of the water, extreme hot, extreme cold, change the spring constant of the spring?
What do you all think?