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Hooke’s Law

FElastic: The force that works to return a distorted object to its equilibrium (rest) position. Ex

Hooke’s Law: The size of an elastic force is proportional to the distortion of the object. FE = kΔx

Where: k (N/m) = the spring constant The stiffer the spring the higher it is Is constant for given material. Δx (m) = distortion from equilibrium

Ex: A student stretches an elastic band with a spring constant of 50 Ex: A student stretches an elastic band with a spring constant of 50.0 N/m by 15 cm. How much force are they applying?

Ex: Al McInnis uses a wooden stick with a spring constant of 850 N/m Ex: Al McInnis uses a wooden stick with a spring constant of 850 N/m. What is the distortion on the stick if he exerts 525 N while taking a slapshot?

Ex: A 65 kg girl sits in a redneck sling shot that has a spring constant of 10.5 N/m. If the sling is stretched by 45 m, what is her initial acceleration when released?