This document discusses elastic potential energy stored in springs. It provides three examples: 1) An apple stretching a spring 20.4 cm stores 1.96 J of elastic potential energy. 2) A spring with a 0.5 N/m constant and 0.5 m stretch exerts a force of 0.25 N. 3) A ball compressing a spring 0.08 m by 20 N stores 1.6 J of elastic potential energy in the spring.
This document discusses elastic potential energy stored in springs. It provides three examples: 1) An apple stretching a spring 20.4 cm stores 1.96 J of elastic potential energy. 2) A spring with a 0.5 N/m constant and 0.5 m stretch exerts a force of 0.25 N. 3) A ball compressing a spring 0.08 m by 20 N stores 1.6 J of elastic potential energy in the spring.
This document discusses elastic potential energy stored in springs. It provides three examples: 1) An apple stretching a spring 20.4 cm stores 1.96 J of elastic potential energy. 2) A spring with a 0.5 N/m constant and 0.5 m stretch exerts a force of 0.25 N. 3) A ball compressing a spring 0.08 m by 20 N stores 1.6 J of elastic potential energy in the spring.
An apple of mass 0.10 kg is suspended from a vertical Example spring with2spring constant 9.6 N/m. How much elastic potential energy is stored in the spring if the apple stretches the spring 20.4 cm? If a spring has a spring constant of 0.5 N/m and it Example 2 0.5 m, what is the force of the is stretched spring? A ball is pushed into a spring-loaded launcher Example with a force2 of 20 N, which compresses the spring 0.08 m.