The Effect of Force on a Spring-Mass System

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The discussion centers on how force affects a spring-mass system, particularly when the force is not applied perpendicularly. Participants suggest that the system may oscillate, with the spring behaving like a thread or a cantilever beam depending on its ability to resist sideways forces. The relevance of specific equations is acknowledged, although not explicitly stated. The consensus indicates that modeling the spring's behavior can vary based on the nature of the applied force. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for accurate predictions of the system's motion.
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What is the effect of the force on the spring,mass system?
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So what do you think?
Can you describe in words what will happen?
Do you know the relevant equations?
 
I don't know the exact efftect the force causes but i think body will oscillate and spring acts like a thread as in simple pendulum concept.
The force applied is not normal or perpendicular to the spring property directions so it me act like a simple thread or even the spring may undergo similar concept like cantilever beam. just i am sharing the thoughts.

I think i may be right upto 80% but not sure. Is it right?
 
I'd say you are on the right track.

If the spring is capable of resisting the sideways force, you can model it as a cantilever beam. If not, model it as a thread.
 

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