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Compute the work required to stretch a spring from 6 to 13 cm past equilibrium, assuming that the spring constant is =180 kg/s2.

Compute the work required to stretch a spring from 6 to 13 cm past equilibrium, assuming that the spring constant is =180 kg/s2.
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Compute the work required to stretch a spring from 6

to 13 cm past equilibrium, assuming that the spring constant is =180 kg/s2.

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Answer:

7×180=1260

Step-by-step explanation:

Mass times distance.

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