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A spring (k = 1000 N/m) has a length of 50 cm when zero to net force is applied to it. What will its length bewhen 230 N of force is applied to stretch it?

A spring (k = 1000 N/m) has a length of 50 cm when zero to net force is applied to it. What will its length bewhen 230 N of force is applied to stretch it?
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A spring (k = 1000 N/m) has a length of 50 cm when zero to net force is applied to it. What will its length bewhen 230 N of force is applied to stretch it?

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\begin{gathered} K=1000N/m \\ F=230N \\ L=0.5+x \\ F=Kx \\ Solving\text{ x} \\ x=(F)/(K) \\ \\ x=(230N)/(1000N/m) \\ x=0.23m \\ Hence \\ L=0.5m+0.23m \\ L=0.73m \\ The\text{ length is 0.73N} \end{gathered}

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