Since the graph is linear and contains (0,0) Force exerted by a spring vs. Elongation Review of an Ideal Spring.

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Since the graph is linear and contains (0,0) Force exerted by a spring vs. Elongation Review of an Ideal Spring

Since the force exerted by the spring and the elongation are always in opposite directions Hooke’s Law Holds for ideal springs Spring Constant ( k ) – the slope of a graph of the force exerted by a spring vs. its elongation. – a measure of the elasticity (strength) of a spring Review of an Ideal Spring

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