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F5C1 Newton Part 2 Note 5
F5C1 Newton Part 2 Note 5
F5C1 Newton Part 2 Note 5
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Elastic limit - ?
Hooke's Law - Extension of spring, x is directly proportional to the force, F acting on it when the elastic limit of the
spring is not exceeded.
• The higher the gradient, the higher the k value, the stiffer the spring
Note 5 : Elasticity
• The stiffer the spring, the smaller the extension.
Question 1 Question 2
A spring with a load of 5 N, the length increases An unloaded spring has a length of 12.0 cm. With a
from 10 cm to 12.5 cm. Find the spring constant, k load of 4 N, the length of the spring increases to
of the spring. 13.6 cm. What would the length be with a load
of 6 N ?
Solution
Solution
Determine the value of the spring constant, k. Two blocks of weight 400 g and 1 kg are placed
Solution on the identical springs. Calculate the original
length of the spring. 100 g
Solution
100 g
Question 6 Solution
Material: The harder the material, the stiffer Length: The shorter the spring, the stiffer the
the spring, the higher the gradient. spring, the higher the gradient.
100 g
100 g
short Long
Diameter of spring : the smaller the diameter Diameter of wire: The bigger the diameter of
of spring, the stiffer the spring, the higher the wire, the stiffer the spring, the higher the
gradient. gradient.
100 g
300 g
Question 9 Solution
Question 11 Question 12
When a 500 g block of wood is placed on top of Figure below show the graph F-x. Determine
below.
the spring, its length is reduced from 20 cm to F/N
16 cm. Find the elastic potential energy stored
100 g 8
400 g in the spring.
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Solution
100 g
500 g
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