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Hooke's Law Worksheet

The document is a physics worksheet on Hooke's Law with 5 problems. The problems involve calculating spring force from stretch distance and spring constant, spring constant from mass and stretch distance, and mass from spring constant and stretch distance. The answers to each problem are provided in parentheses after the problem statement.

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Hooke's Law Worksheet

The document is a physics worksheet on Hooke's Law with 5 problems. The problems involve calculating spring force from stretch distance and spring constant, spring constant from mass and stretch distance, and mass from spring constant and stretch distance. The answers to each problem are provided in parentheses after the problem statement.

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Name_________________________________ Date ______________________ Class __________________ Physics Hookes Law worksheet 1.

If a spring has a spring constant of 2 N/m and it is stretched 5 cm, what is the force of the spring? (Answer = 0.1 N)

2. If a spring has a spring constant of 0.5 N/m and it is stretched 0.5 m, what is the force of the spring? (Answer = 0.25 N)

3. A spring is stretched 6 cm when a mass of 200 g is hung on it. Calculate the spring constant of this spring. (Answer = 32.67 N/m)

4. If you use the spring from problem #3 and hang a 500 g mass on it, how far will it stretch? Convert your answer to cm. (Answer = 15 cm)

5. A spring with a spring constant of 400 N/m has a mass hung on it so that it stretches 8 cm. Calculate how much mass the spring is supporting. (Answer = 3.3 kg)

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