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    Both the springs are elasticity made from the same wire and material. They are attached to load of equal weight. Spring produces an e&tension of ( cm when a stretching force of 1. N is applied to it. "Hat is the spring constant of the spring$ d! )&plain how the forces #etween the molecules caused the elasticity.

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    Both the springs are elasticity made from the same wire and material. They are attached to load of equal weight. Spring produces an e&tension of ( cm when a stretching force of 1. N is applied to it. "Hat is the spring constant of the spring$ d! )&plain how the forces #etween the molecules caused the elasticity.

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    Both the springs are elasticity made from the same wire and material. They are attached to load of equal weight. Spring produces an e&tension of ( cm when a stretching force of 1. N is applied to it. "Hat is the spring constant of the spring$ d! )&plain how the forces #etween the molecules caused the elasticity.

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    SECTION C 1. Diagram 9.1 and Diagram 9.2 shows a comparison of two springs, M and N.

    Both the springs are elasticity made from the same wire and material. They are attached to load of equal weight.

    SECTION C 1. Diagram 9.1 and Diagram 9.2 shows a comparison of two springs, M and N. Both the springs are elasticity made from the same wire and material. They are attached to load of equal weight.

    a! "hat is meant #y elasticity of a material$ #! Based on Diagram 9.1 and Diagram 9.2 i! %ompare the forces applied on the springs and the e&tension of the springs. ii! %ompare the spring constant M and N, hence relate the spring constant and the natural length of the spring. c! ' spring produces an e&tension of ( cm when a stretching force of 1.2 N is applied to it. "hat is the spring constant of the spring$ d! )&plain how the forces #etween the molecules caused the elasticity. e! Diagram 9.* shows a spring of suspension system of an ordinary motorcycle.

    a! "hat is meant #y elasticity of a material$ #! Based on Diagram 9.1 and Diagram 9.2 i! %ompare the forces applied on the springs and the e&tension of the springs. ii! %ompare the spring constant M and N, hence relate the spring constant and the natural length of the spring. c! ' spring produces an e&tension of ( cm when a stretching force of 1.2 N is applied to it. "hat is the spring constant of the spring$ d! )&plain how the forces #etween the molecules caused the elasticity. e! Diagram 9.* shows a spring of suspension system of an ordinary motorcycle.

    (i) "hat are the functions of the spring in the suspension

    (i) "hat are the functions of the spring in the suspension

    system$ ii! )&plain the modification that needs to #e done on the spring to ena#le it to #e a racing motorcycle. +ou should e&plain your suggestions, to include the fol1owing aspects, -the characteristics of the spring material -the designs of the spring

    system$ ii! )&plain the modification that needs to #e done on the spring to ena#le it to #e a racing motorcycle. +ou should e&plain your suggestions, to include the fol1owing aspects, -the characteristics of the spring material -the designs of the spring

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